The state rights democrat., March 13, 1885, Image 1

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STITES ft NUTTING.
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siaale oopr, par year. In advunrs... ......
stagte cqt, par year, at and of year. ,.
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1 80
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. 3. STRAHAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
Courts of this State. Will eive
apodal attention to collections and probate
matter. . .
Office In Foster's new brick. 49tf
L H. MONTANYB.
ATTORN AT LAW.
Notary Public.
Albany. Oregon.
Office upstairs, over John Brims' store,
let street. vianssu
T. JL WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
tTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBAXY, eBE)X.
rjrjiLL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF TIIK
IT State, Spacial attention giran to collatUooa sad
JVOCka in Odd Faltaw'a Tatnpta. (U:
f. o. niriu. w. It. BII.YKU
POWELL. & BILYEU,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in Chancery.
ALBANY. - OBEGOM.
Collections promptly made on all point.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
JntrOffice in Foster's Brick.'
Unlfftf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
attorney And Counsellor At Lav
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY. OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Court of
this State. All business Intrusted to hint
will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANQDON & CO.,
DssUOOISTS.
Books, Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stock and Low Prices.
CITT 3DRTJG STORE,
iyl ALB AST. atBSO.
FOSHAY & MASON,
vHOLtutt an awart
Druggists and Booksellers,
ALBANY, ORECOH.
vl6n41t
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFUL Y FILLED.
Albany, Or.
DR. G, W, MAST0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Office on Frst Street, just west of Conrad
Meyers.
ALBANY, ORECON.
DR. M. H. ELLIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
sft)ffice and residence in Mcllwain's
Block.
Albanv, Oregon.
LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Shaving done with neatness and sharp
razors, which are always kept In good
condition, and hair cnt in the very best
style.
REVERE HOUSE,
Cra ei Tint and Ellsworth Albany, Oregon.
Cha Pfeiflfer, Prop'r.
This new Hol.Ha fitted up in first rise etyle. Tablaa
applied with the bat the market affords. Boring;
Bads in arary Boom. A food Sample Boom (or Com
lerri.l Travelers.
rr Free Coach lo and from the Hotel. "W
FURNITURE.
havts the best stock of farniture in
city and will sell
the
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stoek of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the eitv and the lowest price
Valley. Come and see.
in the
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
A LB 1 N Y, OB.
The First Term will commence on
Tuesday, Sept., 16th, 1884.
For particulars concerning the course of study and
the price of tuition, apply to
REV. ELBE ST M. t'OXDIT, FreaMie.
Aloany Bath House.
THB TJNDKBSIQNED WOULD RESPECT
fully iaform the citizens of Albany and vi
evaity that I have taken charge ofthia Establish
tent, sad, by keeping clean rooms ana payia
strict attention to business, expects io suit al
those who stay favor us with their patronage
Earing heretofore carried on nothing bat
First-Class Hair Oressine Saloons
expects to g4r entire satisfaction to al
flaaCmiien and Ladies' Hair neatly co
bampooed. JOS WEBBER.
CHAS. METZGER'S
Fish, Poultry and Game
Fresh firth of all kinds constantly on
hand. Poultry dressed to order. All
kinds of game In season. Goods deliver
ed promptly, free of charge to any part of
the city. Next door, eas: of Tweedale's
Tlu and Stove (Store.
I J o . J
VOL. XX.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!
Brandt adr.rU.o4 a. ahaolntrl pnra
TMI TItTt
,0f w not Mot watt: heated, teaa
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA,
nts aau.ran.UBn ma WKVIW sou tartars.
In a minion homes for a rjoartrr of a rautur l boa
.Isod Uj. .-vn-uawn' reliable tr.t,
THE TEST JFJUf OYER.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
sakkss or
Dr. Price's Special Flaroriflg Eitra,
The atnatMa. aaal S.IW.o. aaS Mbn I tmmr lam, aad
Dr. Price's Lupulin Ytasf 8tmt
For Li,-Jit. hralthr Urawt, Tbr Baal Dry H p
Yraat la tbe Work!.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS.
CHICACO. - ST. LOUIS.
For tale by Cutt u Maria a Co, Portland, Or.
ECZEMA
And Every Species of
Itching and Burning
Diseases Posi
tively Cured.
g ZKM . r Salt Rheum, with iu agonizing- Itch
injf ami Dummy, m.iasiiy rr Irvrd by a rm
bath aitn tin.' a Su.r. and a .iiurle aptdkation ..f
1 rnu ii. Ihe irraat Hkm I'urr Thla rr,atd daily
a-Uh two or thrra dor, of Ci rn t Ka.it.v ext. lh
ew mood runner, to kov the Uud owl, the ir
I '.ration per. and unirriuUtur. the bowna open, the
lirer aint kidoc. active, will niredilv cure tU-artna.
Tetter, Ringworm, Psoriasis. Eichm Pruritus. Scall
Used, lavndruff. and e.ecy aperies of Itching. Scaly,
and Pimply limn. of the Scalp and Skin, when the
beat physicians and alt known rrmadica tall.
Will VrSVaaalal. loarU.rn St.. chlaen,
rraatefully achnuwladraa a cure of E.aeina r Halt
kheum on band, neck, face, arm, and Ufa for aav
eutccn yean J not able to aralk except on hands and
kneee tor one year; not able to help hlaawtf for
eight years J tried hundreds of rctnediea : doctors
prvnaonced hia case boneieae J nuaiKStljr cured
by Cmcvaa BaaoLVBXT (blood purifier) internal' r.
aad Crrtrtajt. and tH-nct-tA Soar (the irreat akin
cure.) externally .
Cbat. HaaasitAa. Fjki . lawyer, a state St.
H-wWn, re porta a caaa 4 Edema under hia obaerta.
lion for ten years, which covore.1 the patient', body
and limbs, and to which all known mcthode of treat
meet had bean applied without beneflt. which waa
n pi etelr cured eolelr by the OTK1U Hr wrwaa.
iea injf a
clean and healthy akin.
F. n. Orahr. Kaaj . Uetroil, Mich., .iJI.rwl un.
told torturaa front Eczema, which appeared on hia
hands, head and fee, and nearly destroyed hi. eyas.
After the nvan careful doctoring and a enneultaUur.
of physicians failed to relieve hint, he need the Cm.
ctaa Rasemaa, and waa eureJ. aod has remained m.,
to date.
Mr. Jaha TTilel, Wtikaabarra. Pa., writes ;
"I hare suffered from gait Rheum for near eight
year, at tunes so bad that I could not a Wand to my
business for weak, at a time. Three boxes of Ct -net
-as and four bottles Raaotvarr have entirely
cured me 01 iota u ream til at
Sold by all druaviata. Price: CfflMB Sft, Mcta.:
BaaoLvcrr, SI ; Soar, as eta, I'ottcr lru2 and
Chemical Co.. Boston. Mae.
Peltrr Drsuc and hrsslral a.. SVaatwa
flTlCI'RA SOAP an quisite Toilet Ilath.and
VW I 1
Noraery Sanative.
DEYOE & ROBSON,
(Successors to W. H. (ioUra.)
DEALERS IN-
Farm Machinery
WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES,
STEEL GOODS,
THE ALBANY FURNITURF
HOUSE,
BRINK & SON.
(Successors to)
Dannais, Woodin & Fisher,
Manufactures and dealers in all kind
FURNITURE,
would respectfully inform the public that
thev manufacture to order, and will keep
constantly on liana, a complete stock of
all desirable lines of
FURNITURE,
and will sell at bed rock prices.
Bed-steads a Specialty.
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
THE UNDERSIGNED WI8IIE8 TO
Inform the public that he is now pre
pared to do all kinds of stone and marble
work on short notice. All work is war
ranted to give satisfaction. Will work
any and all kinds of stone, but deal prin
cipally in Oregon City granite. Cleaning,
repairing and resetting a specialty. Call
and examine my prices before purchas
ing elsewhere as 1 will not be undersold.
Shop on west side of Ferry street oppo
site post office.
G. W. HARRIS, Prop.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
MILLINERY AID DRESS-MAKING.
Cutting and fitting by the new Taylor's
System.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
-fOR SALE,
One half block in eastern part of g trie
city with fair house and barn will be eold
onear
B
ARN DOOR HANGINGS,
a m alwavs breskine. unless you have
the kind sold by Peters & Stewart, of Al
bany. They are made ot wrought iron,
cannot jump the track and will last a life
time. Don't hang another barn door un
til you have seen them.
tate Eigttts 1
UI HHVO IS it HI MAI. AMIlii
fXLLow Uitiekns ia tuo uresenos
of this vast iMrinblsge of mj country
men I am about to supplement end seat
by the ottb which I shall takn, the
manifestation of the will of a gteat and
free people. In the rxerciie of their
power and right lo self-government
they have committed to one of their
fellow citizens a supremo and aaored
trust and be here conteoratee himself to
their service. This impressive cere
mony adds little to the solemn sunse of
responsibility with which I contemplate
the duty I owe to all the people of the
laud. Nothing can relieve mo from
anxiety, lent by any ant of mine tbeir
interests may suffer, and nothing is
needed to strengthen my resolution to
engage every faculty and effort io the
promotion of their welfare.
Amid party strife the people's choice
was made, but its attendant circum
stances have demon trated anew the
strength and safety of a government by
the people. In each succeeding year
it more clearly appears that our Demo
cratic principles need no apology, and
that, in its fearless and faithful applica
tion is to be found the surest guaranty
of good government. But the best
results to be found in the operation of a
government wherein every citixen baa a
share, largely depend upon a proper
limitation of purely party xeal and effort
and a correct appreciation of the time
when the heat of partisanship should be
merged into the petrietisoi of the citi
sen. To-day the executive branch of
government is transferred to a new
keeping, but this is still a government
of all the people, and it should be none
the leas an object of their affectionate
solicitude. At this hour the animosities
of political strife, the bitterness of par
tisan defeat, aod exultation of partisan
triumph should bs supplanted by un-
grudgiog acquiescence io the popular
wiil, and sober, eunacientioui concern
for the general weal. Moreo ver.if from
this hour we cheerfully and honestly
abandon all sectional piejudice and
distrust, aod determine with confidence
in one another, to work out harmon
iously the acb evement of our nations 1
deatiny, we shall deeerve to receive ail
the bee e fits which our happy form of
government cau tatow.
THE CO.XtTITI TIOJI.
On this, ausptcioos V3aion we may
ell renew tin? pledge of our devotion
to that constitution which, launched by
the founders of the republic and conse
crated by their prayers and patriotic
devotion, has for a century borne the
hopes and aspirations of a great people,
through prosperity and peace, through
the shock of foreign conflicts and the
perils of domestic strife. iiy the father
of his country our constitution wsa com
mended lor adoption as the result of a
spirit of amity and mutual concession.
Io ibst same spirit it sbouls! te ad
ministered, io order to promote the
lasting welfare of the country and to
secure the full measure of its priceless
benefits t) us and to thoae who will suc
ceed to the blessings of our national life.
The large variety of diverse and com
peting interests subject to federal con
trol, persistently seeking recognition of
their claims need give ut no fear that
"the greatest good to the greatest num
ber" will fail to be accomplished, if in
the halls of national legislation that
Spirit of amity and mntuai concession
snail prevail io which the constitution
bad its bit tk. If this involves the sur
render or postponement of private in
terests, and abandonment of local ad
vantages, eomr. ensation will be found in
tbe sssurance that thus the common in
terest is subserved and the general
welfare advanced.
DUTIES Or A PUBLIC XATL'KK.
Io tbe discharge of my official duty I
shall endeavor to be guided by a just
and unstrained construction ot tbe con
stitution, a careful observance of tbe
distinction between the powers guaran
teed to the federal government and
those reserved to the states or to the
people, and by a cautious appreciation
of those functions which by the consti
tution arid lta bt been especially
assigned to the executive branch of the
government. Bat he who takes oath
to-day to preserve, protect and defend
the constitution of the United States,
only assumes that solemn obligation
which every patriotic citizen on the
farm, in tbe workshop, in tbe busy
marts of trade, and everywhere, should
stare with him. The constitution
which prescribes bis oath, my country
men, is yours. Tbe government which
you have chosen him to administer for
a time is yours ; the suffrage which ex
ecutes the will of freemen is yours ; tht
laws snd the entire scheme of our civil
rule, from the town raesting to the state
capitol and the national capitol,is yours.
Your every voter, as assuredly as your
chief magistrate under the same high
sanction, though io a different sphere,
exercises a publio trust. Nor is this
al' ; every citizen owes to the country
a vigilant watch aod close scrutiny of
its? public servants, and a fair and rea
sonable estimate of their fidelity and use
fulness. Thus is the people's will im
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH J3, 1885.
I 1 si'"asaMaMM-----
pieated upon the whole frame workof our
civil policy,muniolpal, state and federal
And this Is the price of our liberty and
the inspiration of your faith in the re
public.
A TAR! VP RKPORM HINT.
It is tho duty of those serving the
people In a public place closely to limit
the public expenditure to the actual
needs of a government economically
administered, because this bounds the
right of a government tc exsot tribute
from the earnings of labor or the prop
erty of citizens, and because of public
extravagance among the ieople. We
should never be ashamed of the aim.
plicity and prudential economies which
art beat suited to the operation of a
Republican form of government, and
roost oompatiblo witii tht mission of the
American people. Those who tre so-
octed for t limited lime to manage
public affaire are still of the people and
may do muoh by tbeir example to en
courage, consistently with the dignity
of their official fuootiona,that plain way
of lif which.auMng tbeir fellow citisent,
aids integrity and promotes thrift and
prosjterity.
The genius of our institutions, tht
needs of our people in tbeir home life,
and the attention which is demanded
for settlement or development of the
resources of our vast territory, dictate
ths scrupulous avoidance of any depar
ture from that foreign policy commend
ed by history, tradition and the proa-
pet ity of our republic. It is a policy of
independence, favored by our position
and defined by our known love of Jus
tice, and hy our power ; it is a policy
of peace, suitable to our inter eete , it is
a po.ley of neutrelity.rejecting all share
in foreign broils and ambitions upon
other continents and repelling tbeii in
trusion here ; it la the policy of Monroe
an 1 Washington and Jeffertoo,of peace,
ommerce and honest ftiendahip with
all nations ; entangling alliance with
none.
VAttlol'rt Vt'RMTIoXS.
A cue regard for the interests and
prosperity ot' all the people demands
that our Soancw sba'.l be established
upon such a sound and sensible bssia
aa shall secure the safety and confidence
of basiueas intertata,aitd make the wage
of labor sure an 1 steady, and that our
system of revenue be so adjusted aa to
relieve the people from unnecessary
taxation, having due regard to the in
terest of capital invested snd workiog
roeo employee! in A merino tnduttriet ;
end preventing the accumulation of a
surplus in the treasury to ao extent
that induces extravagance? and waste.
Care for tbe protieriiy of the nttion
and for the needs of future settlers re
quire that tbe public domsin should be
protected from purloining schemes and
unlawful occupation.
The conscience of tbe people demands
that the Indians within our boundaries
shall be fairly and honestly treetosJ at
wanh of the government, and tbeir
education and civilization promoted
with a view tc their ultimate citizen
ship. Polygamy in the territories is de
structive of tbe family and of religion,
and offensive to tbe moral sense of the
civilized world, aod shall be repressed.
Tbt raws tbould be rigidly enforced
which prohibit immigration ot a servile
class to compete with American labor,
with no intention of acquiring citizen
ship, and bringing with them and re
taining habits and customs repugnant
to our civilization.
Tbt people demand reform in the
administration of government and ap
plication of business principles to publio
affairt,and as a means to this end civil
service reform should be io good faith
enforced. Our citizens have a right to
protection from the incompetency of
public employes, aod these who hold
tbeir places solely as a reward of pat ti
san service, and from the corruptive
influence of those who promise and the
vicious methods of those who expect
such rewards. Those who worthily
seek public employment have tbe right
to insist that merit aod Competency
shall be recognized instead of party
subserviency or surrender of honest
political belief.
In tbe administration of a govern
ment pledged to do equal and exact
justice to all meu, there should be no
pretext for anxiety touching the pro
tection of frtedmen in thtir rights or
tbeir security in the enjoyment of their
privileges under the constitution and
its amendments. All discussion as to
their fitness for the place aooorded to
them aa American citizens is idlt and
unprofitable, except as it suggests the
necessity for their improvement. The
fact that they are citizens entitles them
to alt the rights due to this relation, and
charges them with all its duties, obli
gations and responsibilities.
IN CONCLUSION.
These topics and the constant and
ever varying wants of au active, and
enterprising population may woll re
ceive the attention and patriotic en
deavor of all who make and execute
the federal law. Our duties are practi
cal and call for industrious application,
intelligent perception of tbe claims
---aw. is. -
oi puwio office, and above all a firm
determination of rnited aotion to secure
to nil tbt people of tbt Itnd tht full
benefits of tht best form of government
over vouchssfed to man. And let us
not trait to In man tff rt tlont, but
humbly acknowledge tht power and
goodness of Almighty Gjd.wbo presides
over the destiny of oatioas and who hat
tt all Umss bean revealed in our ooun
tiy's history. Lit us invoke bis aid
and his blessing upoo our labors.
(low much more brightly and kindly
tbe suu shines. The breezes trt more
b tluir, soft and sweet. Tbe music of
tbt warbliog birds it sweeter and more
enchanting than erewhile. The school
boy's shout is more gladsoint and joy
ous. Il snimfng of Unmet bells la
more inviting, and their soft cadenoes
art mort tender tod soothing. The
armtrs song is mort heart so me as bt
a ends his way to tbe Lhor of the day.
All nature smiles joyously sod grtciou-
s'y tnd t thousand timet stnds back
he glad refrain that constitutions! gov
ernment ia once again io the hands of
its beat frieodt. Yts, verily, 'wbeo
the rigbtoot trt in authority the people
rtjeiee ; but when the wicked baretb
rule tht people mourn."
a
Mr. Cleveland, it seems, did not in
tend to teeept the invitation extended
time timt ago by tbe Preeideot to enjoy
tbe hospitalities of tbe White Hoete
for a few days previous to bit insugurs
tion, and the new President hence
tatertd that edifitt in deep ignorance of
tbe resources of the wine cellar, aod in
firmed only by newspaper repot t aa to
tbe extent of tbe Presidential wardrobe
which will rescue the last Republican
Administration fiom oblivion.
A republican in shaking by wet of
comparison of the two poliliesl parties
io the legislature which has juet ad
journed waa beard to tell a frieud that
while tbe republiatna had a majority of
fourteen on joint ballot sa ie uum Iters,
tbe democrats had a mj of twenty
teven as to brains. Tin. is literally
true. Tbe dere-xrr- L. i-.ti. the
advantage tvth in sbtl.tr aod Xeri
enoe. M. Fortioz give In Csruo a very
simpioaand useful meihod detOTt
log lead In the tinning of rullnsry
u tenvl. Tho vetstl bel ig carefully
cloanod (o rotnovo grease, a dr. p of
nitric acid is applied to any pari, ntWI
a gentle heat fa used lo dry t.e spot.
A drop of solution of Iodide of potas
sium Is applied tu thesiot, and If
lead be present a yellow iodide of
lead is formed.
It hss been gravely suggested that
the colore I element be retogmiztd by
Cleveland bv appointing tome bun
s it sar
dreda of them to good fat offices in
Khodo Island, Vermont, Maioe and
other strong republican states. It ia
auggestedjtbat tht a appointmei t.be se
lected from colored gentlemen in tbe
south who worked faithfully for tht
election of Cleveland. This teat would
overwhelm the republicans in tbe statea
named.
It should not be forgotten that tho
present "hard times" came upon us
during the reign of the republican
psrty, and that, if there is toy truth io
wbtt republican lenders hart long been
claiming, that tbe policy of tbe admin
istration baa much to do in making
times good or bad, then that party it
responsible for tbt present stringency.
The Beaton Pot says : "The Por.
tltnd Oregonian'is one of the few papers
which keep on blackguarding (trover
Clevttaod just as though tbt election
was yet tt takt place. Oregon i ont
of tht states that are sure to go demo
cratic aa toon as tbt administration ahall
bava changed."
All signs indicate that tho Pot is
right.
New York, IlhodeTslai.d and Ore
gon make the study of physiology and
hygiene, with special reference to the
effects on tbe human body of alooholio
stimulants and narcotics, compulsory in
tho public schools.
as SI as
How very, very cold it is getting io
the republican household new. How
obeerltss, and frosty. How very much
suited must Edmunds be with his
home-like surroundings !
Cleveland's salary
day.
will be $137 per
Following is the important seotien in the
amendment to the mortgage tax law : That
all contracts made and entered iato in this
state by and between borrower and lender,
debtor and creditor, or mortgagor and mort
gagee, on which the rate of interest is eight
por cent or under, whereby one party shall
ajree to pay the taxes on tne debt, credit or
mortgage existing or entered iuto between
such parties, be and the same are hereby de
clared legal and valid and shall not be deem
ed or taken to be usurious.
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tHJCKLBX'S AttVJCA SALVE.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kinds of skin eruptions.
This aalva Is guaranteed to give perfeot
NatisfaoUon in every case or money re
funded. Price 35o per box.
For sale by Foshay A Mason
tmaal
Having purchased the
B A NKRUPT STOCK
of merchandise of Oolwell, Becker 8c Licke, Salem, Oregon, at
Less Than Half Price,
consisting of
0RYC00D$,Ct0THINC, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS, ETC.,
much of which has been
2iZtggd
akefrbrd.
The following .ketches of two of I. Inn
county's Senators were made by a Port
land paper :
lion. W it Udyeu. of Linn county.
Is a member of marked ability. Wbeu
he Ufcs tbt floor It is often to elucidate
aome subject which, by many speeches,
has become somewhat indistinct to tbe
ordinary listener. When he aaya "bow
then,' then It lean assured thing he has
come to the point. He tan take a ran
g!J skein of argument and unravel It
lu a m st satisfactory tnanaer to tbe
listener Hia position on two impor
tant o mmllica, Corjo rations and
Itallroads. evidence bis ability In mere
ways I ban one He ia considerably
above the average height, with pierc
ing oysei and a iutck manner ef speak -lag.
convincing aa to hit earnest ne.
Ma. is a Democrat.
Son. Enoch Houli, or Lion county Is
serving hia second term in to Scoat?
He will loog be remembered as havlug
introduced SenaU bill No. 40,te regulate
trauaperuileu and fares on railroads,
which met with numerous ncka,ahoa!s
and quicksaoda en Its Journey down
tbe stream of legislation, but Anally
reached the desired haven "passed."
one point In the contest waa gained by
Mr. Hoult demanding a recount of a
vote while (he chair waa temporarily
occupied by a member, the result of
which was a reversal of the vote, ao
much power doee a single vote possess.
He is ooe of the Committee on Counties.
Is a man somewhat beyond tbe prime
of life and a Democrat.
SplraalWI Maaara.
Tht public should note the fact that the
ooly propriety medicine on earth that eve
received the supreme award of Gold Medal
at tbe great International World Fairs, In
dostrtal Expoeitloos aod State Fairs, ia St.
Jacobs Oil, After the most thorough aod
practical teats, lu hospitals aod elsewhere,
It bat universally triumphed over all com
petitors, aod been proclaimed by Judges
and Jurors, Including cmloeot physicians,
to be tbe best pain-curing remedy lo ex
istence. Of rap of ng
Nature's owo true laxative. Pleaaaot to
tbe palate, acceptable to tht stomach ,
harmless lo its nature, painful in Its ac
tion. Cures habitual eoDstlpatleo,blllioas
ness. Indigestion and kindred ills. Cleans
es the system, purifies the blood.regubUes
the liver aod acta on the bowels. Breaks
up colds,ohill aod fevers.eto., strengthens
the organs o-n which Its acta. Bet .bitter,
nauseous lh er medicines, pills, salts aod
draught. Sample botiles free, and large
ottles fer sale by Foshay A Mason .
e '
l. I B.
Few realize that the stomach Is nearly
alwaatbe offending organ In what are
called bullous attacks, nevertheless that
such is the case ia a scientific fact. Keep
the stomach healthy and the whole body
will be boalthy. Cholera aod other Msjerae
diseases" cannot be propagated io the sys
tem If the stomach and blood are in a
healthy state. Dr. De Haven's Dyspepsia
Cure secures this desirable state of the
stomach and blood. Sample bottles free
at Foahay A Mason's Drug Store,
a
acavrrs kmilsiox of rrnn
Cod liver on. with MTitepkesphltes, Per
Aaaeaaa and Marasmus In Children.
Dr. W D Gentry, Kansas City, Mo says
"I have used Scott's Emulsion for years,
aod for consumption and anaemia patients
and children with marasmus, have found
it very reliable. Have frequently given
itwhtn patients could retain nothing tlst
on the stomach."
Excited Taeaaanda.
All over tbe land are going into ecstacy
over Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their unlooked for recovery
by the timely use of this great life Saving
remedy, causes them to ge nearly wild in
its praise. It is guaranteed to positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss of
Voice, or aoy affection of the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles tree at Foshay A
Mason's Drug Store. Large size SI. 00.
THAT HACKING OO UGH can be so quickly eared
by Shlloh's Care. We guarantee it.
WILL YOUSUFPFR with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint t Shlloh's Vitaiker is guaranteed to cure
you.
THE REV. GEO. H.THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind.
says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives to SHI
LOH'8 CONSUMPTION CURE."
For lame back, side or chest, Use fcbiKih s Pcrous
Plaster. Price 26 cents.
vo 33
N.H. Allen &
have the beneflt ofthe
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE.
Remember the place, 57 First Street, Albany, Oregon.
N. EL ALLEN & CO.
Ohiclceii 13i-iHtle.
They stood out on tbo .tr-n.is of
ooe of the palatial mansioua no I L- .
berse avenue, owned by one of Chicken j
Bristle's moat aroaUhy aud mlWnuai '
rvrndtggers. hhe was a fair, delicsie
as ....
oicsaom, woote lt(e bail hewa one of
happiness and plrasuro. Binif the orr-
ly thil l and hHieas of old man 8k-j
aecaer, every wHh of ber heart hud
boeu gratified. But to-night a sadness
seemed to steal oer ber beautiful iwn-
sive face. Perhaps a flooding ot the
awful misery aoit to 1st vimunJ u,rj
ber aod tbooe she loved iaaaed athwart
ber ionoctoi bo;ni. The young man
at her side, though not I . r equal in
wealth, was one of nature's noblem n,
tall and stately, he looked like another
Apollo. "Cymba," be said, as be ten
derly took the small, road scraper,
shaped hand of the fair girl io his at.d
COOtlV drew her ielili
throbbing hearf, "do von love roe- wi'h
a love that will .1-1
.. . .7 .
years roll Iiy. ' "Kmhf.mJ," an i she
looked up into bis eyes with warmtr
that would bave melted an iceberg,
"tbe heavens may fall and Logan may
not go to tbe Senate, but my love for
you will be fresh and gteeo, when tbe
acoroa lyiog at your fet are lofty oaks "
A look of unalloyed bappioess paased
over tbe clasaio faee of the young man.
Clasping ber io bis strong arms be
pressed one kias uon her ripe led
moutb, when, witbahriek that brought
old man Skvdeeker and his wife to the
door, she tore herself from bis embrace,
falling into the outstretched arms of
her mother. "My poor stricken dove,"
cried tbe agonizing mother, "speak and
tell your trusting parents what terrible
thing has happened our own sweet one."
Slowly 0niug bar dark bunriu t v ?
she looked np at tbat loving moil er,
and in a voice tbat told of a heart from
which all the happy sunlight of youth
bad fled, she whispered, " he has broke
bt bustle."
it. t titsttel I e i .
No remedy over discovered poeoajfoi
the wonderful efficacy of Syrup of Figs.
The certainty with which it expolaall im
purities from the system, at the same time
givtog tone to the Liver, Stcmtch and
Bowels, places it ahead of a ottnr reme
dies, to say nothing of its being taken.
It is selling very rapidly, E W Langdon
i ' if rt .if' t'dtifi
When you wish to subscribe for news
papers sad magasines don't forget to leaye
your orders with F. L Kenton, They will
receiye prompt attention.
8HILOH SVIT.VI.IZRRU what you neel f.r.n
sttpathMia, Loss of Appetite, Disxineas, and ail BVSSB
tomaof Dvsiwpaia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bol
tte. -THE
BEST TONIC.
This medicine, combinisg Iron with pure
vegetable tonics, quickly and completely
( urea nvapeeala, Indigestion, Weakaees,
1 in pure niooii, Malaiia,Chilla and Fevers,
unit sfearaJsrlai.
It is an unfailing remedy for Diseases of the
KMueya aaat Liver.
It la invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
iVoMion, and all who lead sedentary Uvea.
1 1 does not injure the teeth , cause headaehe.or
.r.-duce constipation other Jnm mediciftt 0i
' It enriches and purines the blood, stimulate
tho iipnctite, aids the assimilation of food, re
lines Heartburn and Belching, aud strength
4 ! tlie muscles and nerves.
F:r Intermittent Fevers. Lassitude, Lacs r.'
i my. Ac, it has no equal.
9V The genuine has above trade mark r
trussed red lines on wrapper. Take no oU
, asfers BROWS (UKBICaL CO, IULTI0J:K. '.
RID1KQTON, WOODABD a CO.,
Portland Or.
HUM II 11 Ui
s a s a s - a .
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BIST ADVERTISES I1DIUI
IK THE WILLAMETTE T ALLEY.
Kiiocial bttiSasi aeSfeet
umiis J ceM) r I in.
ik. i ! - lOecnts ir lino.
io LaMSal Vd
Hi gaiar Lens
For Jeoal ami triiint uk
11 00 per snuare for tbe first ' " -
M twla per square for aeon sobsequetSl
Insertion.
Kales for other edv
xnown on application.
lo-
prices. Come and
LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD
71. best dry hep yeast in tae warag. Isjsjfe
rmcd by this yeast H light, white assf Wtaja,
so.n lise our grandmother-s flelieJeaaj tajeaj.
CROCER3 SELL THE.
Price Baking Powder Con
taiTrs tl Bt. pruti special ntTtttif maa,
Chicsao, ill. 3u Laufas, sto.
Fur atfe b Cat: n ;M rie aa j Cu , rtl bat. Or,
Red CrownMills
i k i-KOf-Kss FLoca sxrpKRioa roa j
AN D BAKK2S CRS.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cash fat
Wheat
ALBANiYOR.
I. S. ROBERTS,
City Market.
(SUCCESSOR TO FRED GOKTZ.)
Will keep a full supply of good meats
at bottom prices.
ALBANY, ORECON.
Chairs ! Chairs !
Rawhide bottom chairs for both ld and
ountf, at bottom prices at the faotory oT
L. PUTNAM,
Albany, Ortfto
CIUF & FROMM,
Manufacturers and Dealers In all kinds of
f1 T RNIT UH.E,
AMD UNDESTAOBS,
8! First Street Albany, Or
QUTLERY.
The best lioe of cutlerv in the valley aaya
be found at our store. It embraces peekes
knives, table knives, forka and spranna,
butcher knives, hunting knives, paring
knives, shears and scissors of all kutfls,
and the best line of razors ever bi stages
into Albany. Come and aee for yosrv
selves. Pirstit rswvsjc.
pOR SALE.
One hundred and forty acres, aaat)
miles above Lebanon. 40 teres in tjii
ti vat ion. 10 acres slashed and aowntt
grass. Comfortable dwelling, goesj
outhouses. Cheap. Inquire at ftSie
office.
O. C CHBRRT.
c.a.p ui
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Successors to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and fro?
Founders,
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now prenared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We erj
manufacture Steam Engines, Gets and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds -f I so
and Brass Castings.
PATTEBVS H4SI OX gnOKT XOTKSs.
Special attention given to repairing alt
kinds of machinery. Will also masiufae
ture the improved Cherry A White Gssaia
Separator.
shop oa Baker St.OfBee a lass tar V
Go
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