The state rights democrat., March 27, 1885, Image 1

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. S. STRAHAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
Courts of thts State. Will eive
speoial attention to collections and probate
matter,
Office In Foster's new brick. -t'.'tf
L. H. MONTAJT5TB.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Notary Public.
Albany Oregon.
Office uptair, o r Jobn BrisrKs store,
let street. vl4n3Stf
J. X. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBUC.)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALB1NT. OKKUOH.
WILL PRACTICE IX ALL TMK COURTS or THE
Stale. 8rwcil atUmUcn girta to ollctio aud
pro bat matter.
jgyOtBc. to OJd FUsw' Temple. (14:1
POWEIiL & BILYEU,
vTTORMEYS AT LAW,
And Solicitors in CkarT
,LiY. . ORRCiOH.
Collections prompUy made on ell points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
nsrOfflce in Foster's Brick .-e
vMnlOlf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At Lav
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all of the Courts of
ibisState All buatneaa Intrusted to him
-will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LAN CD OX & CO.,
DRCCtGIST.
frwtka. Stationerv and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stock and Low Price".
OITT DTITTG STORE,
yl 1LS OstKCS).
FOSHAY & MASON,
WKOLSLAL AS SSTAlt,
Draggistsand Booksellers,
.4 LB A XV, OttEOOll.
vltofltf
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc. j
PIESCRIPTIMS CAREFULLY FILLED,
Alban y Or.
OR. C, W, MASTOK
Physician and Surgeon.
Office on Frst Street, jut of Conrad
Meyers.
ALBANY, OREGON.
LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Sbavlng done with neatness and sharp
which are always kept in irood
eondition, and hair cut in the very best
style.
REVERE HOUSE,
Curnri Flrt uo ElUw.rtb Albany, 0rrg.a.
Cha- Pfeiffer, Prop'r.
This new Holel U fitted op in flrrt claa. rtyl.. Table.
tuppUed with the boat the market affords. Sprinf
Beds In every Beam. A trod Smpl. Boom for Com
mercial Traveler.
tCTree Caseh to aad fr.as the HatelWa
FURNITURE.
have the bee- stock of. furniture in the
city and will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the citv snd the lowest price in the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOODIN,
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY, OR.
Tie First Term will commence on
To-day, Sept., 16th, 1884.
Tor particular), concerning tbe course of study and
the price of tuition, apply to
REV. ELBERT X. COXDtr. Pre men
Aloany Bath House.
'11 IE ONDKH.ril.yNED WOULD RESPECT 1
(ally inform the citizens of Albany and ti
avaitythat I have taken charge of this Establish
ment, .ad, by keeping clean rooms and psyin
jtrictattentioa to busines, expect, vo snit al
thoia who may favor us with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons
expect' to giee entire satisf lion to a)
B-OMdien al Ladies' Hair neatly en
Ha.er.oo.4 TOS WRTtPKH.
CHAS. METZGER'S
Fish, Poultry and Game
Prpsb fish of all kinds constantly on
hand. Poultrv drowsed to nrder. All
kinds of game iu wasnn. Goods deliver
ed promptly, free of charge to any part of
ths city. Next door east of Tweedale's
Tin sod Stove Store.
B
ARN DOOR HANGINGS,
Are always breakiner. xtnlesa vou have
tbe kind seld by Peters fc Stewart, of Al
bany. They are made ot wrought iron,
cannot jump the track and will last a life
time. Ikm't hang another barn door un
til you havo seen Miem.
VOL. XX.
NO POISON
IN THE PASTRY
IF
"CTSED.
nnttla. season. Oraac. te.. Serer Cakes.
CrMM.reei,.,M. aiictiy aa mmu
urully m IS fhill fros which ttar y air aaada.
FOB STRENGTH AND TRUE FRC1T
FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE.
Price Baking Powder Co.,
Chicaso, III. st. Lou. a. Mo.
titM or
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
-
Dr. Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems,
Mi Iry Hop Vcu.t.
WK 1UJUC BUT OKI QUALITY.
-r !e l y , -iir, Marl. A Co, Portland, Or.
LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD
YEASTEWS
The best dry hop y.-v.? in jh world. Bread
r.A hy ihii is lijittl. white and whl-
tOin ) like our qranruotngr s drlicoukesad.
CROCERU SELL THFMl.
Price Baking Powder Co.,
laiTisof If. MM Sjscial naTcruf Eitnca,
Chicago, III. 9t. Louis, MO
r r tit by C J--J c M .rie and Co . 1'ortlud, Or,
ECZEMA
And Every Species of
Itching and Burning
Diseases Posi
tively Cured.
ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with i a,TmM sV
InjC bimI hart. a,.', inaUally rliavrd by rm
fath iUt Cvnct ft a nr. utd ins)s ft(4ictin af
i Tftt a. lh jfTtsftt Skin I'Uf ThU rvpfttJ dJly
wits two or Ihrre doe. of Ct-rwrt ea Knutrt'T, the
New Blood PuriScr, U keep the Mri cool, the J
ulrfttion pore nd unirriutinr. the bowtrtft open, the
Hirer iKt ktdtte). active , will ftpewdily care fcczema.
Tetter, KtDrworm, PftorUw. Kicheti Pruritus Scan
Head. Duxirull. mnd every apeciea of Ilchltur. SreJy.
ftnd Pimply Hiwwn t the hcalpfttid kin. when toe
phy.tcift&t and .11 known rrateutce rJi-
Will lfeaaM, IKArhon, hi,. Chkavo.
irreftlefally ftcknowledee. ft core of Rczenift or Hell
KWcum on hand, neck. face. srm. ftnd lex for aev
en teen yearn ; not ftblc to walk except on hands and
knee, for one year: not able to help binwelf for
eight year ; tried hundred of rwmedle. : doctor
pronounced hi caa bope4aw ; cmianenUy curi
by Crnci a a RiLVftT (blood purine) Internal'.,
and CHI WIS I. and CtiaSsaa 8or (Uia freat akin
core) externally.
Cfcaa. Hnaghlvn. q , lawyer, 28 Stae St.,
tVnm, report a caa of Eczema under hi ohaeria
tlon for ten year, which covered the patient', body
and limb., and to which all known method of treat
ment had been applied without benefit, which wa
completely cured olly by th. Cincfaa Bkmepim,
leaving a clean and healthy akin.
r H. Brake. Kaej , Detroit, Mich., u8eet uti
told torture, from Kczema, which appeared on III
hand, head and face, and nearly destroyed hi ey e.
After the moat careful doctoring and a conmiluilmi
of phvicin failed to feiiev him. be ued lb Ortt.
ccea Bcaeuiu, and wa cured, end ha remained o
to date,
Mr. John Thlel. Wilkebarre. Pa., write ;
"I have suffered from Bait Bheum for over clsfht
yean, at time, so bad that I could not attend to my
business for week at a time, three boxe. el Cr-tki-Ka
and four bottle. REaoiAkjrr hate entirely
cured me of this dreadful disease,"
Sold by all druftrista. Price: CiTictas, Met.;
Riwolvmt. St ; Soap, 25 cU. Potter Urug and
Chemical Co,, Boston, Ma.
Potter Bras aad rttemleal m.. B tea.
AIITaK'l'K SOAP. exquisite Toilet Bath.and
UU 1 9
Nuraery Sanative.
DEYOE & ROBSON,
(Successors to W. H. Goltra.)
DEALERS IN-n
Farm Machinery
WAGONS, HA.GKS, BUSBIES,
Plows, Harrows,
HAY PRESSES,
STEEL. GOODS,
THE ALBANY FURMITURF
HOUSE,
BRINK & SON.
(Successors to)
Damiaig, Woodin & Fisher,
Manufactures and dealers in all kind
FURNITURE,
would respectfnlly inform the public that
they manufacture to order, and will keep
constantly on hand, a complete stock ol
all desirable lines of
FURNITURE,
aud will sell at bed rock prions.
Bed-steads a Specialty.
stonTand marblTorks
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES 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 aiid resetting a specialty. Call
and examine my prices before purchas
ing elsewhere as I will not be undersold.
Shop on west side of Ferry street oppo
site post office. n
O, W. HARRIS, Prop.
EXIRAGTS
AiMiora.
The Republican press, with greet
unanimity .endorse Mr. Cleveland when
he declare that the laws pertaining to
civil aervice teform must be eriiotited.
Why do they do this ? Simply from a
sel 6th motive. Tbe loaders who oon
trol tie organizaion of that party care
not a fig fur civil aervice reform. We
know this ia ., for the reason that
they havo had control of the govcrn
muut for twonttfuur yeais snd they
hive, during that eiioi,i igidly exclud
ed every Democrat whioh tbey oasiUy
could from ell part or lot in tbe gov.
eminent. Yes, even down to tho post
office whose salary w $150 per annum,
bate tbey excluded Dsmoorata txoept
when no Republican competent eould
be fonnd to take it. No party has ever
existed that so strenuously and univei-
aally enforced and carried out tbe"p3iis
system Ns the Republican party. And
right at the lime when they were en
forcing that doctrine with the graateat
vigor, they were engaged in denouncing
Andrew Jackson for ever having in
troduced euch a dangerous yt.tein. We
apeak now af the leaders of that arty.
There i no difference between the n nk
and file among Democrats and Republi
cans ; they are equally houeat or dis
horn a . lint the Republican party, by
it leadeis, has fastened the 'Vpoils
system" ujion the c-iuntrj in a grsater
and more dMt.geious degree than was
ever done before, snd tbe only reason
now that they f.vr tho enfoicement of
the civil service law, U becautr, under
i a enforcement ,thry think Re.ublicana
might be kept in and Demociata kt pt
out of office Their molivis ate purely
aelfi.h. li'i' iu (hi. endoitement of the
civil aarvict Uw at this late day, tbey
make a gravu mistake. For if that
law waa enforced in spirit it would
torn nitentbs of the federal ap
pointors out of their offices at once, lta
design waa to keep "ctTonaive partisan"
and ward politician out of office, but
this class of men has grown so strong
snd numerous ia tbe Republican par y
that tbey easily control its organ i ration
against the moat earnest protest if tbe
batter men of the party, and hence the
offices are nearly all fitted bv these
7
offensive partisan" snd ward strikers,
avnce they will all be driven out ef
place aud j oeer when the civil service
law is duly enforced. Wlo would think
for a moment that such men as O'Dell,
Ben Simpson, Tom Patton snd others
of like-ilk could remain in official plsoe
u ne'er a reform administis'iou conduct
ed ly tJrover Cleve'am'. No,Republt-
can officials would better opuose tbe
enforcement of the civil service law, as
ita enforcement will lt d many of tbem
high snd dry in the 3elJ of private
life. Of course, some faithful man
who have felt that their doty was to
tbe government sn 1 not to party will
be retained in the service, but unfor
tunately there are few such. Yes, let
ns have the enforcement of the civil
service lav in us purity so as to purify
ths civil aervice and ail wilt be a eft,
even if it doe disptsce nine-ten f ha of
those now in plsoe.
MO. BLAISB AD PATHS L IttfcK
The dsr af.er the f aneral of Mrs.
Wa ker, James O. Blaii e met Father
Clarke, S. J., and their meeting, though
for the 6rat time, was very cordial.
During the war Major Wa'ker'a family,
of which Mr. Blaine' mother waa s
a member, lived in tbiacity and Father
Clarke was their spiritiul adviser, snd
he bad spoken with them of the bap
tism and confirmation uf Mr. Blaine.
Holding Mr. Blaine by tbe hand, after
some conversation Father Clarke said :
"Your sister had a strong belief that
you would one day return to the fold of
the Catholic Church the one universal
apostolic church. Stradger taingS have
happened. A few months agoyou look
ed forward, no doubt, to a very dif
ferent tcene from that which you have
just coire. But, my dear Mr. Blaine,
we havM Holy Writ for the asying
that 'it is hf-ttr for a nvn to go to tbe
h'Mise f in turning 'ban to tbe bouse
' fca ting and Uiro rirueut.' "
A II KM KLLOIt OPIMION,
Hon. James Harlan, ex-Vice Chan
cePor of Louisville. Kv., a brother of
Justice Harlan, U. S. Supreme Court,
Ha j h of St. Jacobs Oil . "I use it, and
I know full well whereof I speak in
pronouncing it a most extraordinary
cure for all that is claimed for it by its
proprietors. Every family nhould have
it."
It is said that Piesident Arthur
spent all ot his salary during bis term.
His entertainments were on a grand
ncale. Floral decorations for a single
entertainment often coat $1500. The
hill for beverages were also large.
He gop out. as a poor aa be went in.
There is a time for everything : a
time to weep, a time to laugh, a time
to room n imd a time to reioice. and
. .t . i ,t ;t .1.
row is me liuie to suoscrioe lor tue
Democrat, the best newspaper
valley.
in tbe
ALBANY, OREGON,
Mil vm ..
Mr. HiiUora :
In the intersat of truth and fairness,
and for reply to the rosolutiona adopted
by Scio Orange, P. of H. at tbe regular
meeting on February 2 1st, lo85, and
publiahod iu your issuo of last week,
allow me to say that in my opinion tbe
Solo Orange it tailoring tinder a mis
take, and a mistake that my injurious
ly oiTeot Henry Qjrittf, one of tbe
members of tbe last Legislature, whose
action the Ornge censures very severe-
The cen uM! Is dlreotsd against his
introduction of H. B. IOC for tho pur
pose of amending en act panned in 18&2,
which prescribed or fixed the less of
Clerk and Sheriff. The amendment
of Mr. Cyrus being designated to in
crease tbe compensation for services
rondered, thirty-three and ne-tLitd
per centum.
The Bill in tuesti m was pn pared tod
aent to Mr. Off with a request that
he invoduro It. He returned it to th
author. It was again sent to him, with
s iftjoeat similar in purpose to the ona
accompanying tbe Bill, when first
placed in his hand., together with a
statement, that a peiitiun.f the citizens
of Linn county, expressive of the wishes
of the eop!e on the subject matter of
the propose.) amendment would be
forthcoming, with thin assurance, Mr.
CvrtiK, in'tvduced the Bill, II. B. No.
10G. The bill pa 1 to iu aecoad
readirg, in its regular order, and when
the same waa read a second time, it was
on motion of air. Cyrus refer ied to s
Committee, comKaed of the L'nn coun
ty delegation, of which Committee, Mi.
Cyrus, under th usage, end custom of
the House, waa Chairman, and when
tbe (etition, aforesaid, wa not forth
coming, air. KJjrw, not believing he
would be justified in urging tbe passage
of the Bill, allowed it "to aleep, the
sleep tbst know no waking " Can any
one claim tbey havo been injured by bis
action ? It it elaimei that be has been
unfaithful to tiSe trust reKd in him
by bis constituency ? I consider him
a good, faithful and honest Representa
tive, ever alive to the interest f the
people. It i an old saving that, "we
should net c mdemn the baker until we
taste his bread." It i equally true
that we abonlJ not com! emu a servant
of tbe people unlit we have kerned
wbst service lie has rendered what his
ains cf omission and commtaaion are. I
am prepared testiijr, ibat wi'hout
tbo aid of Mr. Cru , some of tbe moat
imH)rtnt hi!!, to the ople of thia
valley, eould not hava leert posted ;
notsbly 8. B. If. 19, introduced by
star it . a. a
Mr. weatneriuni, to regulate) ware-
no'iae men, wuarbugrs, : i.numaionera
and other bailers aud to declare tho
effect of warehouse receipts.
He also introduced a Bill to fix the
liability of Fire Insurance Companies
in certain cases, which Bill failed to
pass through no fault nf his.
Tnesc mstters am tneationed merely
aa instances of hi fiithfulnesa, snd as
au argument, that we should not allow
a mistake, considering for tbe purposes
of this argument, that he was mistaken
in supposing his constituency demanded
that tbe emoluments of our Sheriff
should be increased, was it not such a
mistake as anyone might have com
mttted under the circum:anoe I have
detailed, snd should the faithful dis
charge of every other duty as s Repre
sentative of the people be ignored and
forgotten 1 I think nut.
L. H. MONTAKYK.
A mugwump is a man who won't fol
low bis party in a wrong course. A
"kicker" is a man wbo leaves hi party
because it aticks to tbe right course.
The loss of the mugwumps weakened
tbe Republicans. The loss of the kick
ers will strengthen the Democrats.
The Massachusetts Legislature baa
refused to permit the lady preachers in
that Stale to perform tbe marriage cer
emony, notwithstanding the fact that
women, perhaps, have a deeper inteiese
in that rite than tbe men.
In hi review of the battle of 8b Hob,
General Grant says : "The men wjro
fought on both aides at Shiloh were
Americana." Certainly no foreigner
would be guilty of the impertinence of
6ghtiogn both sides.
Sevoral Chicago editors are trying to
determine tbe situation of bell. One
must indeed go from home to lean tbe
news.
We h- pe that tbe kind hearted re
publicans will read to the treasbKng
freed men what the president aaysebont
them.
The Bibla on which President
Cleveland took the oath of r iSce ws a
amill pocket eooipaniou, presented tr1
him hy his mother in 1852, h stated
o the lly leaf,
We expect to hold a good offico dnr-
. i p r ts :.l .
I IMS l,a vaM nf Pntci in t H1VP-
i un ",n j"
la aa . Z s . . a v. a
land' administration, it win no t
printing office.
FRIDAY, MARCH
WAStmiiTO LKTTB.
,i (from our r.s( tiler corrseiKiivleiit.)
2 WahuiviTox, Mabcb. 7 lb, 1886.
Never did the nun thine mire bon
ifnljr on hums') pomp and pageantry
i'lftti on tho fourth of March 1885
whori 0 rover Ctdvelsnd wit Inaugu
rated President of the United Sutes.
The tuperh broad nvetuiu which
stretchy from tho Capit A to the Trim-
tury had been swept as clean ns a
floor an I it was kapt clean from rurb
to curb. The tl lewalks, windows,
an 1 hundrod of temp irary balconies
wore filled, It i oftlmntrd, by more
than two nil' drod thousand aneotii
t ri. Promptly at half past ten the
pres'dantial cortege started from the
White lloueo 10 the fJsrpTToL The
President snd the l'reeldent-eloct
rode in a carriage drawn by four bay
homos, and were driven st a walk
tho entire distance.
The Inauguration ceremony prssed
off smoothly. Mr. Cleveland deliv
ered hit address in a eloar, strong
voice, and without other gesilcuU
tlon than a alight motion with his
right hand. When he had conclud
ed ho turned to the Chief Juitici of
tne Supr iron Court and swore that he
would mainUln tho constitution and
the law of the United States. Tho
bible used wet one that had l..o
presented to Mr Cleveland by hit
mother. After President Clcvelind
had returned to th While Houo be
took hi pottOon on the stand thai
had tmn eto'ted for the purpose, snd
surround .Mi by ex-Prosidorii Arthur
and a number of distinguished per
aonagea, reviewed a procesnioit .f j,.
oOO uniformed civic and military or
ganlsatlooa, Tho parade was the
most Imposing ever even In ths
oly. Tne crowd was the largos',
beat behaved snd moat respect able
looking ever seen here. The day
waa tbe finest ever vouchsafed to
pageantry, and President Cleveland
entered upon hi ardu u- work node
the most hoerlng aupk-
1 had never seen tts preatd sj un
til he sppcared in I he crrige aai hit
way to the Oapftnt I w. Intpresai i
by his pallor, hit expression of wear
iness and harrassmeni. H h-.ks
older than bis photographs. I miw
him again at the inaugural ball wm-n
he was escorted around the densely
piuk d halt between Sonutor Pendle
ton, of Ohio, and Mr. Merrick of .tils
city. The scene, the enthusiasm "f
Use crowd, the greeting f ladiea
who did not w.it for an introduoti m,
was evidently new to tho Pretidstit
II was pleased, and did not know
how to t onceat if, or rather did not
try to conceal It, A a rt nult bo was
perfectly natural, and tho very oppo
site uf rVaae. lib face wore a large
uocultlvafed amlle, such as might be
worn by a healthy country lai at her
debut In the city, and in the surprise
at finding herself an unprofessional
attra. tioii. But I do not think Mr.
Cleveland will prove himself wanting
the jtuxvUct in moJo, that 1 the natu
ral outcome of eand r and simplicity
of character. At for Ihe fmriiUr in re,
everyone knows he hus it. and some
good Democrats fear he has too much
of It f r practical purpose.
Tbe city Is overflowing with visi
tors, and so great U their enthusiasm
and good will that it is feared that
tbey will bore the President to death.
Hi time on the day after inaugura
tion waa occupied in shaking handfl
with delegations, which had no other
excuse or object than a desire to meet
and greet the President of the United
State. It was observed that the
President shook hands without gloves.
To have ahaken hand with the P a.
Ident isdoubtlesr a very pleasant souv
enir of tho memory to those who
como to Washington, but those who
wisely and patriotically wish him
well, wilt not take the time and
energy that does net belong to Indi
viduals, but la consecrated to the
Interests of sixty million) of people.
President Cleveland has a great and
appalling work before him, and if he
does not stormy protect himself from
the gush, drivel, and importunity or
pilgrims who come singly and In hat
tallions his four years will go out
without their mead of accomplish
ment. Ota! east that Shade w rrsaathr straw,"
You can't do It If you have liver
complolut or dyspepsia. The dark
ened countenance tell the story of
Inward commotion and woe. Clear
your stomach, strengthen your disges
tlon, regulate your liver, tcne your
nerves, and then away goos the sha
dow from your brow, nnd you are
happy because sou ore wo'.t Mr.
M. J. Alston, of Littleton, N. C
says, ! reccomraend Brown' Iron
j3itters t0 the nerves and debilitated.
j rt reatlv benefitted me."
i -
r, . t ...Li. i i : :
It leei Kinu oi coraioriaoie 10 uvb iu
democrutio country, dosen't it?
n
The Sun persistently bhines for Hon.
Edward Ooopec fox minister to England,
emorrat
7, 1885.
N.H.
BANKRUPT STOCK
of merchandise of Oolwell, Becker & Licke, Salem, Oregon, at
Less Than Half Price,
consisting of
0RYC00D8,CL0THIHC, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, ETC.,
much of which has been
2LZ?L2&X- 8haU
www was j tio uatgaiiib
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE.
Remember the place, 57 First Street, Albany, Oregon.
N. H. ALLEN & CO.
All AbmsI II
lien Hltnpeou was a noted rbsracter In
Oregon a few rear ago, so Webfest will
be Interested In bearing bow be socoaeded
In getting a rich wife recently. Here it ta
from an exchange. Taks It for what it la
worth. "Hr. Nimpson went South, to
(isorgia, where he entered upon bis peats!
duties n Joined the church. Us beoam
a good m.uer and was to b found reg
ularly every Sunday In his pew. Ben had
nut been long in tbe Bunny South before
be waa called upon te Invoatigats the af
f sirs of a country poat master who bad
committed some Irregularity. Among
o'.hers upon tbe bond, uf tbla unworthy
ntiu .si was e bsndaomo widow wbo pos
aeaaeil m fortune worth several hundred
thousand dollars. She wa. a deoendent
of the celebrated Morgan., one of tbe
oldeat families In tbo South, and to her
belonged some of the largest and richest
plantation la Georgia and Alabama Mr
Slmpaon wa obliged to caU on her "of
ficially," and before be left tbe bouse tbe
widow had found her kismet. She became
smitten with Hen almost loatsntly, and hs
ofourse reciproe ded willingly and so
tber were mar nr.). Mr Himpaon's good
fortune will be pleasant news to his old
friends and acquaintances."
How ta Sn US as a Clly.
Here Is a way to build up a city, ac
cording to the Idea of sn sxchasgc ; Talk
about it: write about it ; help improve
it ; besuMfy the streets ; patronize its
merchant ; advertise in it newspa
per" ; elect good men to all ita offices ;
pay your taxes without grumbling ;
be courteous to atrangers tbst come
among you ; never let an opportunity
to apeak a good word about it to past ;
if you think of nothing good to say
about it. aay nothing bad ; remember
that every dollar you Invest in a perma
nent improvement ia that much money
at interest ; nsver k Ick st sny proposed
uecesssry improvement because it Is
not near your own door, or for fear
your taxes will be raised U ceeis.
The Seagar ths Tleae.
The following song IS going the rounds,
tbe name of the place being changed to
suit ciroumatanoss. It Is supposed to bs
tbe utterance of numerous men ti each
locality.
I want to b a P. M.
And with tbe P. Ms, stand,
An ink pad on the table,
A stain par in my bsnd.
And there before the letter.,
I'll work with glowing faoe.
And thank the voter of Albany
For giving me tbe plaie,
a
In 1880 a crank named Prof. Grimm mado
the following prophesies, which from atelfch
point of view would be of great inter t to
Orcgonian. : "From 1880 to 1887 will La
ans universal carnival of death. Asia will
be depopulated. Europe nearly so, Amer
! 1 Iam 1.1 000.000 of her people. Be
sides a plague, we are to have stoma and
tidal waves,mountain are to toss their heads
through the ehoioest vsltsy.. navigator will
be lost by the thoo.ands owing to the a
pricions deflsxures of the tnagnstio needle,
and island, will appear and disappear in the
ocean, All the beasts, birds and haass will
be diseased, famine and civil atrifs will be de
stroy moat of the human beings left alive by
plague, and, finally, "two years of firs"
1885 to 1887 will rage with fury in every
part of the glob. Iu 1887 the "Star of
Bethlehem" will "reappear ia Caasiopia's
chair," the immediate result, being universal
war and portentioua flooda and .hip wreck..
North America is to be again involved in
oivil war unless a "Nepoleou" arisee to quell
it ; hut during these terrible daya the Pacific
States will be a vertiable paradise of peace
compared to the hellish atrif that will be
waged throughout the world. The people
that may manage to survive till 1887 witj
have reason to be thankful."
TH VT H AC KINO COUGH can be ao quickly cured
by ShUoh's Cure. We guarantee it.
WILL YOUSUFfFR with Dyspepsia and Llrer
Complaint ? ShUoh's Vltaliser Is guaranteed to cur.
you.
THE REV. OKO. H. THAYRR, of Bourbon, Ind.
aay.: "Both myself nd wife owe our live, to SHI
LOH S CONSUMPTION CURE."
VO 35
Allen
Having purchased the
the bsnstt of the
For Us 1 -mm . . .
) or ratr n h h t.u.
Ota ar as I pray ,ug, y LrT Ma t tail.
V. sr4aBua aad asowsaaw that aw to ket auU,
Your atun ln I BSJ aaw aadaasar togaia.
te suuad at th lumnar that rirlu roar
Mol'r fSfMo'e Us. braadUi af Us Is.
Barl(s Us Mur.1 brtcht Uj of Us haa.
from lbs ataeas bora ta soaasl of Us wbUU.
aaasasas
Ta laa oafsiitff ttat..i..r Utat sstl your rbaia.
Tea wIimI tbu i waftad on wiug uf Ujc brwt.
To ricSc aa boaxar an aoavaat t aaac.
Bat aa that lair ahora I j -rutins aoarcbas rn
WIU Us awrnnd f lb tiuusxr that n. .u your rtkua.
Their work thjr will hir bat will pay t cry
To Ba tifuxb trrtn It to make a Sit abaw,
AaStaasmtUaalawa4arsawlafw rasa
By Us loud riajrinr baiamtr UuU Ot iu roar cltaitt..
Taay Uil a that fre l.t thu. by railraad i. bigb
Aa asiartkai lain on th; u.inf that yoa bey.
rroo a Try !r.- proSt Usy will aot refrain,
ThrUs aoja 1 of UF hamniar it niu roar
chain.
Th lrmr h trie. lir ta jri.
Most Bsasta Mtnw't sufflciaat to br,
Tby will pay what I hay .laa ttw hi. Hscataad hi
grain.
Thrr' th muimI uf lb bsu.mrr that ritiU 11 ,
saassa
The rich Arlstati with g-ranufr aad pride
Will auoti baar th ml 'r life' nnsttn tide.
Hi proud, haitfhty .aay wUI Is r naiatain
Throwgh Us. sound uf the bammar that rivtU your
chain.
sssssatJscasj
On the wheat prospects up the Colombia
Tbe Dalles Tlmm Mou . .un"i stye
"Notwithstanding tbe low price of wheat
last season, tbe fanners of our county were
not discouraged, and the acreage this seaasat
wilt 1 S mere than double that of any former
year. Tbe winter baa been unusually favor
able for fall-sown grain, th large amount of
snow an tbe ground acting aa a protector to
th growing cereal against f rost, and com
pletely saturating the soil with moi'it-e.
VTe learn from ouo section that the psjaoad
is moist to the depth of five feet, and that it
never was in better condition tar spring
sowing. If no more rain should fall between
now and harvest, s fair crop may be expect
ed, and with the showers usually experienc
ed daring this month and April, th result
will be aa abundant harvest. In some sec
tions th loaa of stock was not more than
during ordinary year, and with the extraor
dinary crop., of whieh there is every iodic.
tiou, the heavy fall of anow last winter will
be very beneficial to the c juu try
Tor lam. back. aid. or chest, use ShUoh's Pcrotts
neater. Frio S cant.
Whan you wish to subscribe for news
papers aad magazine, don't forget to leaye
your orders with F. L. Kenton, They will
receive prompt attention.
HHII. OH'S VITALIZES is what you aead for Con
sUiaUoa, Lues of AptwUte, Olssiaws, an ail symp
tom of Deapapata. Price 10 and 7 eaats per bat -Iff,
THE
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BEST TONIC.
This medicine, comblniag Iron with pure
vegetable tonic, quickly and compUtily
4"p isn "untalTing remedy for Disease of tl.e
1 Llucy. aad Liver.
K Is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to
Vomen, and all who lead sedentary uvea.
1 1 ttoca not Injure the teeth, cause headacl.c.or
j dnce consUpatlon otSrr roa medirivr '
t enrich, and purifies the blood, stimulate
' ijipctlte. aid. the assimilation of food, r.'
Heartburn and Belching, and etreufcll.
the muscles aud non e.,
nr Intermittent Fevers, lassitude, lart '
ray, Ac, it has no equal.
.- The jrenulne has above trtde mr.rk r.
Nsctl red lines on wrapper. Take no r
' - '.kj HttOMS t llESIt AL IUM UALTUMII
JREt'V ,v- OODAKD a CO.,
PorUsnl Or.
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STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
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Basiir 10 i" nt iter ilw.
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II OO jt 0,tlre for (. lir-t iiNrrlMHri
-fil .r MtiSS fW eaeb USsaqm-At
Insertion.
Kaiee for nthe "'Mr'.i'umii asaee
known on application.
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PrtC33.
Gome ani
IHrt rWTn Millc!
ISOM, LAXXIXG us (n.. PKUPR'.
tew paocaas rxoua kcpebioi. roa rsaiuai
axo tUKBKS t-sa.
DEST STORAGE v4CIL!TiES.
Highest Price in Cash for
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
I. S. ROBERTS,
City Market.
(SUCCESSOR TO KREDGOaTTX.)
Will keep a fat! aupplr nf g . I matt
at bo'.t in prieea.
ALBANY, OBtCOM.
Chairs ! Chairs !
Raw bide bottom chairs for both ml4 aod
oung. at bottom prieea at the faeiery ST
L. PUTNAM,
Albany, Orefti
GRAF & FROMM,
ManutVHnrers and Dealers In all kbsss of
FURNITURE,
AND UNDERTAim
81 First Street Albany, Or
QUTLERY.
The best lice of cutlery In tbe valley
oe round st our store. K embraces
knives, table knives, forks and
butcher knives, Lunting knivaa.
knives, shears and scissors of all
and tbe beat Pne of raaora aver braaga
Into AH any. Come and see for yoar
eelves. Para t Srew,.
JjaOR SALE.
One hundred and forty acre.
miles above Lebanon. 40 acre in sjat
tivatlon. 10 acres slashed sad sewa f
grass. Comfortable dwelling, gees)
outheu.aes. Cheap. Inquire at aasts
office.
C C CRKKRV.
ca.p 1
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Successors to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, tad Irv
Founders.
W
E HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS AIX
completed, and are now prepare fee
handle all binds of beavy work.
t. WswfJ
manufacture Steam Knofnea,
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kind r
and Brass Castings.
r tTTKRxs Bfttss mn swajatv atesraca.
Special attention given to isyadifssg aj
kinds of machinery. Will suae mat
ture the improved Cherry A White
Separator.
Shop aa Baker f.-T a laasterf
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT.
MILLIHERY AID DRESS-IAKIKB.
Cutting
and fitting by the new Taylort
System.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
poR RA LE,
One half Work In eaatern
city with fair house snd barn
part nf tbe
will be sold
ebear
OPIUM AND MORPIHE HiBIT CUIIB
W. F. ALEXANDER, tT. D
T ffu-rantre a euro in a) esses if my
I d.rectlons sie strictly folrrwrrd. Wa
Sain or loss of time from busiueaa, Aa
res above at ABntny, Oregon.
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