IS TATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
mux
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
8TITES& NUTTING.
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BUSI UaaOfrrM K.-lB DfMrrl Balldlafto
Braaiialeia Street.
TERMS Or BUBSCRIPTIOX
agls oop?, par yow, In adanc....... $2 AO
irfi epv, par aar. at ad ol y ar 8 00
I iitfla oopy, tlx Months IN
Inirl copy, tlre months ft)
nl numhtr .. 10
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
R. S. 8TRAHAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany. Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
OoarU of this Stele. Will give
speolsl attention to collections and probate
matter.
Office In Foater's uew brlok. 49tf
L. H. MONTANYB.
TTORNEY AT LAW.
Notary Public
ilbany. Oregaa.
Oltloa npatalra, over John Briggs store,
M street. VMnZStf
J. K. WEATHERFO&J),
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY, 0.
tsTH.L PRACTU'K IX ALL THE COURTS OF TO
t SUU 8,iLlt.nti... given to rollwrtlona anil
ronta nastier.
in OJ.I Kell.Wg Ttmpla. 14:1
f. o. rowti, w. n. mltbu
POWELL & BILYEU,
vTTOHVKYS AT LAW.
And Solicitors tit Chanrerv.
.i-ft4WY. ... oki:i;ok.
Collect Ions promptly made on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable term.
sfOfflco (n Foster's Hrit-k.-tW
vHnlOtf
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Publico
ALBANY. OREGON,
Will practice In all of the Courts of
i his state. All business Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
E. W. LANCDON A C0M
IMl 1JUINT.
Aooks, Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Iurgi'Stook and Low Prtoea.
CITY STORE,
tjrl 4 LB 4 NY, BECW.
F08HAY & MASON,
LB ASS KSTAttr
Druggists and Booksellers,
A izents for John B. Aldan's publications,
which we sell at publisher's prices with
postsgesdded.
ALB AM T, OREGON.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED,
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
( bare the beat stock of urn it are In the
city aod will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
n the citv and the lowest price In the
Valley. Come end see.
Undertaking,
a complete stock and can give SATIS
PACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOODIN,
Revere House
i nrun sir.1 aad Ul.wurth Albaay, Brca-
ueller A Garrett, Prop'rs
Thla now HoUlia fitted up In firatclMi etyio. Tables
mppiied with the beat the market affords. Spring
tkdi In every Room. A good Sample Room for Om
en sreiej Traveler..
crvrt f'aach u and frnm th Hotel. "Y4
ALBANY
COLLEGIA IE U18TITUTB
NINETEENTH YEAR.
ALB41Y, OR.
The First Term will commence on
To-day, Sept., 15th. 1885.
Tor particular concerning the course, of study and
be price of tuition, apply to
BKV. J. V. WKhorr, Pre.i4ea(.
Aloany Bath Mouse.
rag UNDKttSiyNBD WOULD RESPECT
fslly afonn ,be eitfoont of Albany and t!
iViitythat I hsyeieksDobargsofthia Eatablish
aiat,snil,by kssping olssn rooms and psyia
itrlottUotlon to baiisss., expeeta to salt si
thois who msy fsTor as with their pstronsgs
Hiring heretofore osrried on nothing but
Flrst-Olass Hair Dresaine Saloons
etpectt to give satire ustief action to al
jtBCbldtsa ssd Ladlsi' Hfcir neatly s
b.Tipnoe'l lOft WWjTlRER.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offlfjo-cor. First snd Ferry Streets,
ABANY - OREGON.
0. O ORK4RT. c.b.p:t
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKF.S,
(Snooeaaors to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iroi
Founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Iron
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS N4DE ON KIIOKT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will also manufao
ture the Improved Cherry A White Grain
Borjirator
N. J, HENTON.
Notary Public anil Insurance Agent,
0 F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, DR
Kepre set ts several of the best Fire In
tura nceCoinpanles on the Coast. Call c a
1 im for roll able insurance.
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with fisi of hslr from Infancy S old M. po.Ul
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cov.rd with cab Mid man, and th. iwhlnx .txl
savsJMwsrssljBssi ueessraeta. Oasts your Cuti
rstaasas novates tkTcatienrsssTcattsavs
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J osll mrsslf cured, In gnultsd. for which
I BSSSs thai i-uSli. lU'mwi.
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llroad Brock. Toon.
SCALP.FACE, E ARM AND NECK.
I was BRBaA silk Bcsssts on th. Help. Fie,
Kara sod II, which th. dru.i.t. wh.r. I ,t
Tour iMMiJiM. pronounced oa. of th. worst (MM that
bed ixHu. und.r hk ootios. H. dmu m. to try
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MM M cm with th. Catlcur.
M BMSSBwJi fmil U IKI.
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r. vweses of m Mwrsrtsd form of itch
ts womb try. In
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I nkmtown. Ky.
CCTICl RA REMEDIES
rawoldbysIl dnunru.. Prlc : Cnticara 50 cmU.
.i, ig.WaoB. Mod for How to Cars
BEAU"L7cs i.k,Aa.
Tilt
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THE SEWING MACHINE
the essss of Ulsrfse Fats sad wnksisi
BwSBsBB
the
A nil Pain PUa-
SSj
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine MiUineiy,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
To All Sufferers Of
EYE, EAR, NERVOUS, OR RECTAL
DISEASE.
DR. J. B. PILKINCTON,
Surgeon Oculist, Amist & Specialist,
Offers free consultation. Will be at
REVERE HOUSE ALBANY,
On the
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday J or t noon,
following the ist Monday of each month.
Will make tbeae visits monthly for one
year to come. Am curing scores of the
worst foims of above diseases. Refers in
Albany to Jas. 8. Cherry cured of blind
ness. R A, Rampy, Druggist, and Fred
DelYen backer, fsrmer at Harrisburg. con
cerning Rectal diseases. A scote ol other
names given on application.
W
AGON WOOD AND HARDWARE.
Peters A Stewart have neck-yokes and
single-trees, ironed or nnironed, neck
yoke irons, single-tree Irons, nib irons,
felloes, spokes, sz trees, etc., all for sale
heap.
J L CASE FLOWS.
This famous plow is well known in Linn
County. The chilled and steel plows ere
well made from the very best materiel
and are warranted to do as good work and
cour full y as welt as any other plows
Peters A St swart are tbe sole sgents
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Puhlic-
THE CHINESE MUST GO.Three
young men -will do xvorh of all hinds, sawing
wood, gardening, tie
A BrowneWs.
Leave orders at Read
Executor's Notice.
Nutice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed execs tor of
the last will snd testament of Elisha Harris,
deceased, late of Linn county, Oregon, by
the County Court of said County. All per
sons haviosr claims against the estate of
said deceased are hereby notified to present
the same properly verified to the undersign'
ed within six months from the date hereof
at Harrisburg in Linn county, Oregon.
Dated June 1st, 1886.
J. L. WtOLE,
Executor.
waSBSBSW tttmolutcly sbssssbs-
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seasoned lumber ,laths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
Washington.
(rresi our ragular corrsttoftu.ut)
Wabhinotok, June 19tb, 1886.
Tht convention of Horticulturists,
with three hundrorifdalagutes ropro
ontlnf very state In the Union, it
In session here now ; the long strike
! over end work his been resumed ;
a Brazilian Prince has been among
us for severs! days ; end Congress,
despite the warm weather, is brave
ly working and voting and westing
time as usual. But these matters
sound prosy as compared with the
great social event of the week.
The official work of the Capital Is
charmed with the new mistress of
the White House. She wou their
hearts et her first reception on Tues
day evening, and her reputation as a
beautiful, dignified, and chsrmlng
hostess is established forever. Ex.
presslons of admiration over her
beauty were on every lip. The Bus
slsn Minister, Baros do Struve, wss
beard to declare that he would go
back to Europe and tell the people
that he had seen tbe handsomest
woman in tbe world, the wife of the
President of the United States.
Mrs. Cleveland was entirely self,
possessed, and went through the
trying ordeal of being stared at by
hundreds of the moet critical people
In Washington society without evinc
ing nervousness or excitement. Well
known society women touched one
another and exchanged expressive
glances as they recognized the pres
ence in the White House of one of
the prettiest women ever seen In that
poaltion.
Tne old msoslon probably never
presented a more brilliant spectacle
than oo this occsslon. Its Interior
wss a bower ot flowers end plants,
tropical In their rasgnlflcence. But
the Impatient crowd was Indifferent
to the decorations, ee well es to tbe
fact that a veritable, South American
Prince was to be a guest tbst even-
log. It wae longing te stare at the
white-robed bride, and when she ap
peared, leaning on tbe President's
erm as they marched to their posi
tion in tbe Blue Boom, there wss
considerable Ill-concealed curl.-slty,
with much impulsive pushing snd
craning of necks.
The President won his custom ary
evening suit of black, and his wife
wore her brldel drees of ivory satin,
with Its long drswn out trsta of Ave
ysrds. She csrrled a fan of white
ostrich tips, which she wielJed with
energy es the e van log grew warmer,
while the President fanned bis drip,
ping brow with a largo cambric
handkerchief. It wss remarked tbst
the President never looked real hep.
py at a reception before. The guests
Included all who are Identified with
the social, political, end omelet life of
tbe Capital, but to name them would
be an endless task.
The prospect of au early "djirn-
roent of Congress grows less with
eech day, and many member of
judgment aesert that the roldd! f
August will find them still here.
Three wise men of the House of
Bepreeentativee exhibit quite a con.
trariety of opinions In regard to the
receipts and expenditures of the
Government for the next fiscal year.
Mr. Hisceck, who clsims to have
gone over the question with the ut
most csre, makes bold to assure the
country thsthere'witl be a deficit of
over $14,000,000.
Mr. Morrison, who has thoroughly
familiarized himself with the flnsn.
clal situation, state that loatead of
there being a deficit, there will be an
increased surplus. Mr. Randall,
Chairman of the Appropriations
Committee, who is understood to
known everything there Is to know
about monetary affairs,steers between
the two, snd gives it as his judgment
that the revenues and the appropria
tions will come out about even.
Mr. Randall said, however, that
the stsrtling deficiency figures that
Mr. Hlc k 1m. I discovered, did not
surprise him in tiie least, since the
increase this year over last year for
pensions was $15,750,000. Still, the
new Administration has cut down
tbe expanses of tbe Government in
ee many different ways that there is
hope for an even adjustment.
The work ef retrenchment Is pro.
grossing rapidly now through the
dismissal of Department Clerks. The
Treasury hss juct dispensed with
forty supernumeraries, and proposes
to discharge many more. In con
sequence, nil of the Republican re
tainers are again panic stricken.
The outlook now is Blaineish for the
Renublicsn partv in 1 888. He seems
a w
te be lengthening his cord aod strength
ening his a takes as though he expected
to live forever and remain among eli
gible aod expectant candidates to the
last.
ALBANY, OREGON,
A DOI.RII L BKFI BLH'e"
Tht Kvtnin'j PoU Is able to give an
interesting glimpse of the true con
ditlon of the Republican party of to
day la these frank remarks of a He
publican politician, now, as for msny
years past, an Influential member of
tht Republican State Committee in
his State, in reply to a question as to
the situation and outlook :
"Things look pretty discouraging
to me. If the election were to take
place over again to-morrow lilaiuo
would be beaten worse th.n he was
before. Many men who voted for
him in 1884 because they dreaded
the effect of a Democratic victory
would vote for Cleveland now, si net
they hove found thst the country
Isn't ruined and that Cleveland Is
making a good President On Lie
other hand, we hsven't gained any
voer. The trouble Is that the party
doesn't seem to represeut anything
any more. Take the Republican Sen.
ote, and what bao it done beyond
passing some absurd Mils, like Mr.
Blair's eductions! and pension
erhemee, which the country hopes
the itouiocretic House will kill I Yes,
they did have a "great debate" over
tht Issut with tht President, but
tney gave away their own case before
they got through with It, and every
body hss forgotten all about it before
this. Take the chief Republican or
gan, the New York 7Vi6un,and what
Is there In ft except an occasions!
bloody-shirt howl which everybody
is tired to death of.
"How about 1888? Well, every
thing teems to he drifting toward
Blaine's renomloatlon. The men
wbe 'run' caucuses snd elect dele
gates ore tst him, and they evidently
mean to moke him the candidate
again. Beeklee, wo don't seem to
have any real leaders in the party fur
the men who bellsve in something,
and especially for the young men of
convictions, to rally around. The
Maehine is for Blaine, and unless the
other sort of Republicans csn unlit
on somebody sImi who represents
some positive principle of which, I
em sorry to osy, 1 oee no prcrpevt
Bl.nloe wilt wlo by sheer force of In.
trtia. I set that in New Jereey the
Republicans ore trying to make an
anti-saloon issue for tht party, and I
shad watch tbe experiment with in
terest, but I hove not much faith in
such o movement, with the Tribune
helping through ouch a. rum sellers'
job as the 8ho ik-IIsughton deal. As j
things took now we aball nominate
Blaine again In 1888 and get beaten
woree than we were I 1884. It Is
not a pleasant prospect for a man like
me, who, although be has always
admired Blaine personally, dots not
wsnt to sat the party ruined i'or any
mm."
rr.st
Mrs. Aclieah Whipple of Dunbortoo,
K. H., will be a hundred years oU on
tbe 24th of this month.
Mrs. William H. Vaoderbtlt, with
or v "ingest son, tie orgs, will occupy
during .Taly snd August tbe college
reotfutlv purchased by the latter at Bar
Haibor, and kiioar t as the "Devil's
Lore villa.
Prof. M uton, who testifies sogioi.lr
that oleomargarine is BOjSttr, rw;'i i ti
Senator Plumb in answer to a question
that chomio tlly a hog th it died from
disease crutd not bo detected from one
thst disd a natural death. Then we
should say that a ohemical opinion of
oleomargatine was of very little value
to the general public.
Judge Forbes, who has lately died at
tbe age of eighty-six, was a highly re
apected bachelor. Daniel Webster
often consulted with bim on ingal mat
ters. His hobby was clocks, of which
bo had a larije number When the
Northampton Bnk wss robbed he lost
more than $300,000 in bonds. Oa be
iog told of this faot.lts replied," I don't
ears a continental ; they are all regis
tered." By his advice tho bank im
mediaUl v notified the Treasury Depart
ment at Wdnhington, and suffered no
loss frotu the theft of its bonds.
The inscription oo the hiooss me.
morial tsbiet erected mo All-Souls
Church, New Vork, to the memory of
its former ,entor,tbe Rev. Dr. wallow,
reads: 'Honry Whitney Bellows;
born in B ston, Jan. 11,1814 ; died in
NewYork,Jan. 30, 1882. Forty-three
years minister of this church, to which
ho gave the name Al!-Souls. A preach
er strong, fervent, uplifting ; a coura
geous thinker, a persuasive orator. A
patriot loving freedom, indignant at
wrong, a lifs-long philanthropist; presi
dent of the United States Sanitary
Commission, 1861-1878. An ardent,
generous friend, joyous with the joful,
tsndar with the sorrowful. A devout
Christian, trusting in G.1, and hoping
all things of men." The sculptor is
Mr. Augustus Sc. Gaodens, and ibe
figure is life-siz and standing.
Mr. Farnell is a ptotestsnt nd some
ot his strongest eapporters ia Ireland
are protostants.
FRIDAY, JULY 9,
U 0W OLD HM'ftOBY WICST OUT Of rrit K
Among many interesting lucldents
In the life of "Earthquake Allen," a
sobriquet which his powerful voice
gained him, was his account of hh
visit to Andrew Jackson late on tht
night of March 3rd, 1837. Mr.Allen
had come to Washington to enter the
Senate at noon the next day, when
the Presidential term of dsn. Jackson
would txplrt. On reaching the
White House, Mr. Allen, who was
well known to the attendants, was
show into the President's bed cham
ber. Chelf Justice Taney and Sena
tor Foray the, of Georgia, ofier words
Minister to Spain and Secretary of
State, were already In tht room, and
Jackson himstlf, active and to a cor
tajt extent restless, so usual,stood In
the middle of tht room smoking t
short corn cob pipe. He congrotu
lated Allen warmly upon his election
to tbe Senate, and theo, calling to a
young Irishman who acted as bis
body servant ond welter, turned to
his visitor' and said :
"Gentlemen, I think the occasion
will wsrrsnt mo in breaking over one
of my own rules. Let us drink a
little Msdorls." Tht wlnt was
brought. Jackson took a small gisss-
ful -It was the first liquor he hod
been known to touch for severe!
months and then, asking his friends
to excuse him for a few moments, be
finished writing a letter upon which
ht wastngaged, sesled, directed it,
and, lightiog hie cob pipe agoln.took
a whiff or two, aod stood silently
watching the fsct of a grest,toll,old
fashioned clock which stood in one
corner. It woo five minutes before
midnight, five minutes before the
beginning of the day upon which An.
drew Jackson would oeee to be
President of the United States. Slow
ly the minute hand moved round the
dlab The silence In tbe room tie
came almoet palnfol. It war broken
by the clear, sharp bt!l of the clock
striking the last hour of a day which
had gone forever. Then Jackson,
starting suddenly and I king toward
bit frlend,ssld,wltii a qulfk, nervous
laugh: "Genttvm !,! am ns longer
President of the United Slates, but as
good a clt-xeo as any of you.'' Subse.
quentty ha expreesed to them a feel
ing ef great relief ot the proepeci of
escaping from the official cares which
hod begun to weigh most heavily
upon him, esylng to Allen, among
enner tbtatgaof tbt same sort; "1
am very glad to get away from all
this excitement aod bother." That
day Van Boron wae inaugurated
Preaident of tbe United States, end
Jackson, ot tbt end of bis second
term, left the While House left so
poor fiat he was obliged to borrow
from bis friends $5,000 with which
to rebuild "The Hermitage," his old
family mansion, which some time be
fore had been burted to the ground.
KelLBBAt) eitiSALft
One pull of nILcorl atfnt3e "au
Ta-u pulla mean "go ahead."
Thra puila aigoifjr "back up."
One whistle signifies 'down brakes."
Two whistles mean "eft" brakeo."
Three whistlea signify "back up,"
Continue! whistles lnlteata''(isnger."
era s a a, a sj a . t
KsijI'I short v,htMti. "a cattle
alarm."
A sweeping parting of tbe bands, on
a levl with the eyes, sinihts "go
snood. "
A slowly sweeping meeting of tho
hands, over the head, means "back
alowly."
Downward uiction of tbe hands with
extended arm, aignifias "atop."
Hckouins motion of one hand in
dicates "back "
A red fltg waved up the track eitrni
lies danger."
A red dsg standing by the roadside
means "danger abad."
A red flag ctrried on a locomotive
signifies "an engine following."
A red fl'ig raised at a station is the
signal to "atop."
A lanternjat night raised aod lowered
vertically ia the signal to "start."
A laotern Bwung at right angles
scrofs the track means "stop,"
A lantern swung in a cirol signiOes
"hack the train.-'
BEWAKK f violent purgatives.
Take Simmona Liver Regulator in
small doses until you find just how
much will suit your case. It can be
taken with perfect safety by the
oldest person or the youngest child,
ond all those whose systems have
becomo debilitated. Mothers may
give It to their children with the
utmost confidence In its safety and
eflQcacy.
'I have never seen or tried such a
simple, efficacious, satlsrK'.ry and
pleasant remedy in ray life as Sim
mons Liver Regulator. H. Hoiner,
St. Louis, Mo."
If there were a way to prohibit pro
hibition some politicians wouli bo happier.
1880.
SPRING STOCK
Now being received by
N
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Great care has been taken in our selections, both as to quality and nri
petitory we know that they are just as fresh and as good, and we will
ISotanlth 17wfn11Ua8a Ht rTeaetd- ur toe was purchasedTor
Sjjot Cash, and wo propose to sell as Cheap as any house in the State, and
Put the Knife to Prices
JfoSlSS Sf ne6t Wheat at 60 3nts p3r basbB1, We ha7e ln 8tock
Dry GOODS, Gent's Furaishing GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES,
HATS, CAPS, &C.
vStt&SfiSSS Promptly filled and samples sent uponap-
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
ALBANY, OREGON, MARCH 6, 1886,
r t sieve rat rs
Kiosene oil from the KusUu wello
at Baku ia now for ole io the cities ef
Iodts.
KxperifBsnts in tbe watets of Long
lalaod Bound bev developed tbe fact
that sval vsrieiisa of native spongea
of ordioary qoslitv may bo grown there
at a pront.
The oratig crop of Southern Califor
nia ia est iusted at about 500,000 boxes.
Tbe crop of Flt ids was estimated, be
fore the freese, at 1,800,000 boxes.
Tbe ferttgn crop received in tbe Weat
rrn His tee is likely to reach 2,000,000
BOSS.
Dr. V. Pouistn believes that tbe rea
son (feat cow's aoiik an often disagrees
wl U cwildreu t to We found in the feet
that esns sugar is uevd to is-rttee it.
He aaya tbst for thirty -three yesrs he
baa ued the sugar of milk with tbe
best iiosaibie reeu! te
la i he German army, salicylic suet ia
now used universally for foot sores,
aoree from riding, etc , and ia found
much meio satisfactory than the salic
ylic powder which was formerly em
ployed. The salicylic suit is composed
of five parte of pure oat icy lie acid aod
ninety-eight parte of th beet mutton
suet.
A girl from Btfi, M ., had tcsrlet
tevar while at boarding schwS. - She
recovered and went houx, sod a trunk
containing clothing worn while she was
ill we put away in tho gairet. Six
montha afterwird two little children
playing in the garret opened the trunk
and took out some of the clothing. In
a w-et-k both were taken very aick with
scarlet fcver, and on dt-d. N other
peraonain the neighborhood were ill.
The American Architect gives ths
pleasing information that tbe Southern
pine seems to be the natural habitation
in this country of the cimex isoto Sarins,
which is found in immense numbers
under the batk of old trees cf that
apeoies. If, it adds, the wood contains
nstural clefts, the insects and their
egga remain in theae after sawing, and
are often carried in that way in the
seams of large timbers into buildings.
Houses standing near living treei of
yellow pine are lometimea kept infested
with the vermin, which stray in all di.
rectiona from their homes.
The harmful and fatal re suits attend
ing the use of ojugh mixtures contain
ing morphia, opium and other poisons,
are daily becoming more frequent. It
is for this reason that Rel Star Cough
Cure haa received the unqualified en
dorsement of physicians, nl Boarda of
Health everywhere, as a putely vege
table compound, entirely frue from all
narcotics. Price, twenty-five cents.
Please to observe that the President
drew hin check for the whole expense
of his wedding trip and oj'uro. This
President of ours will do io study as an
example of tboae upright and homely
ways that signify the best type of Amer
icau character.
Great Britain is already in the full
tide of politioal commotion. Tho prog.
res, as well aa" the result, of the elec
tions will be big with the fate of millions
of people, caste domination snd popular
libertv. The isseo in the fiht can be
briefly summarize into thin proposi
t'ton: Shall , the aristocracy rule, cr
shall tko people f
SO 50
Allen &
NOTICE.
haTing concludod to close out his business, now offers Ms entire stocfc o
STOVES, RANGES, HEATIND
AND COOK STOVES
together with hie entire stock of
TIN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE
AT COST.
As this is a gaaaina closing ott. now ij ths tian for hoinwif
to replenish their kitchens and dairies with ware.
, FEB. QtH
'Daniel," said the Pieaident sternly,
ao he looked up from an unofficial paper
be bad found on his d sk.
"Yea, aire," responded the Secretary,
with toaie trepidation.
"What ia this ?"
"I, ia a bill, site, for soni art cUa
Mrg. C. baa been purchasing."
"Um-uui," hesitated the Piasidont,
"is it ? WeP, M.0 tbe first thins of the
kind i bat Las eyr eome before my
notice.
" '-, si rr," gall Dtuiel, becausu he
had itothit else to say jit tbea.
j i. .. uiH nun iook came into ue
Presid!!,' ft? ,rtiti,iol his voic was
old.
"Dothil," ha a ttd, ley inf. the bill
down io front of him.
"Yes, sire."
"Where ia my veto ?"
"Youi wife has it, him."
"Urn-urn. Daniel, will you be kind
enough to fill np a check for the
amount ?"
And Daniel took the bill.
Q iit.ii.-, thnt used to aell for $- and
$3 an on -c , ii now offfiwd in a whole
sale way at 55 cents per ounce. Fifty
million ot p0dt are better off for this
reduction ia the pi toe .f a meful drug ;
but two or three manufacturing firma,
no longer protected, are obliged to do
a legitimate huiness a: fair profits.
What a howi ilm tariff orgats sent up
when qnioine was added to tho free
list !
Mis. CteveU.i 1 appeara to have cap
tured the social world at Washington
completely. The President is certainly
a lucky follow nil the time.
A Wise Befarss.
The habit of administering quinlae in
powerful doses, as an antidote to rat latial
maladies, was once dangerously oou raon,
Happily this practice has undergone a
wide reform, Not only the public, but
fu-o
rofessional men have adoptee", not whol-
of course, but largely, uoststters
Stomach Bitters as a safe botanic ? ubsti
tute for the pernlcions alkaloid, Tl e con
sequences of this change are most import
ant. Now fever and ague suffere rs are
curedformerly their complaints were
only for tbe time relieved, er half oared
tbe remedy eventually falling to p -educe
any appreciable effect, exospt tbe doaes
were In crossed . A course of the Hitters,
persistent I v followed, breaks up tho worst
attacks snd prevents their return, The
evidence in favor of thi atsrlinir specific
and household medioine ia of no t mbig
nous character, but positive and sutisfac-
I tory, aud the sources whence it pioeeede
are very nuuwruus,
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BEST AUYERTIBIHB MEDIUM
IB TEE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
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Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Cg San Francisco, Cel., ia Natures
Own True Laxative. This plcssast Cstifaf
nia liquid fruit remedy may be bad of Foshsy
Mason at fifty cent or one dollar. It is
the most pleasant, prompt, and etiectiye
remedy known to cleanse the system ; to
set on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gent
ly yet thoroughly ; to dispel headache,
colds, and fevers ; to core eonstiptation,
indigestion and kindred ills.
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On subscription, 20 cords of grab oak
wood snd 20 cords of big fir, m or ash
wood. Lst as hear from thorn who Waal to
supply us wood, at once.
The Barest or Casshlaaitwsa.
True delicacy of flavor with true edieacy
of action, has been attained ia ths o
California liquid fruit remedy, Synm of Fife.
Its pleasant taste a&d beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely popular For sale by
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you are goiag Eist hs sin ealfi
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