1
THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
I'Nbilclteit every tritiajr b
STITKS4 NUTTING.
ttv 4iXK4Ht Kll IC Deano-ral aelldlaaea
rawmioin aired.
TKKMS Of SUBSCRIPTION
in i capy, par year, In ad vanoa..... tS 0
4 ly. I at nu of jaar I M
copy, sis, ui.HUhn...... i Oft
nitfi oopy, i nrf months , 50
uU NMM 0
P RO W EBB I O N A L 0ARB6.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
a i rv J s
Notary Public.
Albany Oregon.
Office upstair, over John FhHprga store,
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBUC.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ALB&ftY. KN.
flTILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OP TTTR
- T WN. apsciai attention given to collections and
MTOSoe tn Wd Fsllaa's T.mpls. U:t
r. O. POWILL. W. R. mi. t fen
vTTORNRYR AT LAW,
A B .
nn solicitors in i hnnrrrr,
ILttlWY. - - - ORRflOlf.
OolleoHnna promptly made on all pointii.
Mm negotiated on reasonable terms.
JafPOffioe In Foster's HH(k.-Btk
Tl4nl9lf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At Lav
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Will practice in all of the Con its of
intestate. All huninem Intrusted to him
will he promptly attended to.
E. W. LANCDON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS.
COMBS,
end everything kept in a first-class Drug
Store. Also a fine stock of pianos sod
crgans.
ALBANY. ORKtiOX.
FOSHAY & MASON,
-TfSXI IBS mill,
Drasristsand Booksellers,
Agenta for John B. Alden'a publications,
which we sell a publisher's price with
ostsjreatlJsd.
ALBAMf, OKKtiOR,
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST,
otationary, Toilet rticles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAIEFDLLY PILLED,
Open dsy and night.
tlbany, Or.
FURNITURE.
( hare the best stock of nrmtnre in the
city end will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
til the city and tbe lowest price in the
Valley. Come snd sea.
Undertaking,
a complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try ma.
A, B. WOODIN,
Aioany Bath Mouse.
rlf B UHDBRHIUNKD WOULD RISPICT
felly 1 aform the eitisens of Albany esd vi
laity teat I heve'.akeD charge of this Establish
est, end, by heaping- ilean rooms and pavis
rlet ttteattea to btiittii, eipteti to suit al
ess who ssev favor as with their patronage
avisf Haratofora carried on nothing bat
First-Glass Hair Dresslnsr Saloons
tpoott to lv satire satisf otion to el
aWTM'iioo sal Ladies' Hsir neatly em
ba ..I J OH TTUHHKR.
DR. JeL. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
OfBoe oor. First snd Ferry Streets,
ABANY - - OREGON.
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKRS,
(Successors to C. C. Cherry.)
Nachini8t8, MillwTightg, and Iror
founder1.
WE HAVE OUR NEW 8HOP8 ALL
completed, and sre now prepared to
hsndle all kind of hesvy work, we will
manufacture Htesm Engine. Grist snd
Bsw Mill Machinery, and all kinds of Troc
and Brass Castings.
PATTERNS W4DK OS SHORT WOTICR.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will alao manufac
ture the Improved Cherry A "White Gram
Separator
N. J. KENTON,
lotary Public Insurance Agent,
Q. F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OF
Ranre aents several of tke beat Firs In
gara nceCempaulee on the Coast. Call
bim forrelisble insurance.
C 0
WILL,
WIIeTl
WILL
WIL.L1
WILL.
WILL.
WILL
WIJLu.
WILL
CTKK
CURE
cuki:
CURE
CUIUS
CUKE
CUIUS
CUliE
CUIJE
Tif-arrhoea and Dysentery.
BnopleS on tbo face, and Freckles.
OSf3 ftcres uiul Ulcers.
IVLztxl in tho Stomach.
apache and Nervous Depression.
JfOi ls.l3
hitisaer Cumptainta.
i;iisi2X5iati3Aia and Gout.
Paititi m tho Bones and Joints.
VOL. XXII.
VITIATED BLOOD
Keralulaam,lnherltel and tonus
gioas Humors Cured by
Cntlcura,
TlillOl'Ull Ui medium . t un.ot vtmr books ro
cvlvod thrvutch Mr. Prank T. wray, bruvtrt't,
Apollo, IV, I became acquainted with your Cutlcura
Remedies, and take this opjmrlunlty to testify U you
that their use has permanently cured in. of on. of
ha worst ossseof blood poisoning, tn connection with
oryipelas,that I ha ever ssen, and this altar hsvlu?
bo.il irnouiioi tncurabie by som. of tho bt phy.
sktaiis In onr country. Itaksrraat pluaanr. Tn tor
aaMsSf to u this UwttmimlaT, hIu-iUh1 as It la
by you, In ord.r that othsrs uflffHuir trow simliar
malvito may h. vivxuratrod to giv -ur Cutloura
Hmmltc a trial.
P. 8. WimMNOKIt, Ueohburs;. P.
rnxnn V. Vt uv, lrn;s;ist, A;.k, la.
Hi iiOl ILOI I'M 'KKN.
JaiiM. K. Klohanlson, Custom liuuw, N.w irlann,
on oath says : "In 17.i 8orufulut t'kvrs br.k. out
on my bodjr until I wa a msasof oarruptlon. K n
thiny known to ths medical (acuity was triwd In rain ,
I tocan.a mere r.. V, At nni. c mid nut ltd tut
hands to -uy hsad. could not turn In bd : was In eou-
sunt pain, and lovksd Umu Ilf. as a cars.. No te
IUI or cur. In t.n ra In lsS) I hsard i4thtutl
cum Ksincxhca, uaml them, aud was psrfrclly cursd."
Sworn to tnf jrc r. 8. tVin. J. U. fata Map.
OXK OF THE W O KMT l AMKM.
W. hae been ssUiinr oar t'tiUcurs Rstnstltoa for
ysars. and bat. tn. Artaomdalnl yet to rscrisa Irvm
a punhaswr. On. ol ths wars oases of Scrofula I
v.r saw was curtd by th us. of Sr. bottlse of t it I
cttra Rrsvh.ut, t titlcura, and Cutlcura tfoai. Th.
soap taks lb. "caks" SSM asa nMdloai soap.
TAYLOR S TAYLOR, UruyfUt.
frankKirt, Kan.
t HOU I OI H, INHKKITED.
Aad Contacious Humors, with Lose of Hair, aud
Kruptlon. of thSkln, am paitlvly cttrsd by t'uti-
i .uu 1. uticuni soap .st.mai'y( wn.ii ail other
aedWWoa fall. Send for pamphlet.
Cutlcura Rsasodies are sold .v.rywkwr. Pries
-uticura, th. great akin cur., 50 eta CuUrura Soap
Jl efoiii.it. beaulllter. & Ma rSitlmn BjMnl..i
tn. new hi. m runBer, ft. IVUtr Dru and
1 to.,
ri-KS. l:l.kl.eada. 8kli. Die
IUI Humor., us. Cutlcura Soap.
HOW MY BACK ACNES !
Rack Ache, KM nay Pai'isaud waakasss,
H..ransas. Laiuen.es, Strains and Pain ra
il red in one minute by the Cutlcura AnU
PainTtastcr. infalllbl
This u BftS m.i PItACTICAL HiaH CTTT
BHOB) ewer lnreut!
I t la very OKNTBBXj end DRS88T aad gtvss
rb. same protccUon as a bc,t or ovcr-gaiter. IttS
essTesieat to pnt oa and th top ca
t any aikl-i by .iLipiy j
For aalx br
L. E. BLAIN,
Albany, Or.
Red CrownMills
80M, LANNING & CO PROPR'S.
saw raocass rxous scruiioa run vami libs
AXO BAR EJUS CSS.
BEST STORAGF FACILITIES.
Highest IPrice in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seasoned lumber, laths and
pickets kept constantly on
er
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON a WEST.
F. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Connslor At Law,
LEBANON, OREGON.
Willprsctlco in all the Courts in the 8tai
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
AGENTS WANTED to sell "REMINISCENCEg
of 00 YEARS' in ths NATIONAL METROPOLIS. BY
BEN PERLEY POORE
Illustrating ths Wit, Humor and Eccentricities of
aoted eeleb, Itlea. A richly Illustrated treat
of inner Society History, from "ye olden time" to the
weddinr of Cleveland. Wonderfully pepulnr.
Agents report rapid sales, Address for circular
ssul term. A. 1. BANCROFT at CO., Publish
srs, San Francisco, Cal .
sHt Ceegrer MIBPJ
HeHHeHvBBV 1 1 m I
RaagNCB or murks, iaw
The otaksr of an sooommudttion bill
or note, tbst is, ona tor wbiob hs baa
reoeived no oaneiderstien, basing lent
bit name or credit for tbe sccomtnoda
kion of tba holder, is fully bound to all
other at-tie aa if there ware a good
consideration.
No evidence may lie introduced to
contradict or very a written contract,
but auoh evidence may be received in
order to erwlsin the contract when it is
in need of explanation.
If one holding a check ai payee or
other wis- traatfer it to another, he bat
a right to insist that ths oheck be pre-
mm 111 st day, or, at tns tsrtnesr, me
day following.
Check and drafts should be present
a a aa a . s jb .a .a
ed through business bouts, but in this
country, except in cases of banks, the
time extends through the day and even
ing. An oral agreement must be prord
by avidet.ee. A writtea sgreeuuent
proves itself. Tbe law prefers written
to oral evidenc,because of its precision.
"Value received" is usually, and
should be, written ia a note, but is not
eaeential. If not written it is presum
ed by tbe law, ur may be supplied by
proof.
If a note is lost ct stolen it does not
release the maker. He must pay it, if
the consideration for which it was giv
es and tbe soooant osn be proven.
If the letter containing ths protest
of non-payment be pnt in the pottuffiee,
any miscarriage does not affect ths par
ty giving notice.
A note endorsed ia blank the nstne
of tbe endorser only written is trans
ferable by delivery, tho satns as if msdo
payable to bearer.
Each individual in a partnership it
responsible lor tbe whole amount of
debla of the firm, except in cases uf
special psrtnersbip.
An agreement without consideration
it void ; a no's msde 00 Suudsy is
oid ; contracts msde oa Sunday cannot
be enforced
If a drawer of a check er draft bst
chsnged bit residence the bolder must
ate all tesaonable diligence to find bim.
A note made by a minor is void ; a
contract with a minor i void ;aooctraet
made with a lunatic is void.
Tbe time of pa-meat of a note must
depend upon a contingency. The prom
ise most be absolute.
An indorsee has a tight ol action
against sli whose names Were on tbe
bill when be received la,
Notice of protest msy be sent t itber
to tbe place ot buiafss or of reeideoce
of tbe party notified .
A note obtained by fraud or Irora a
person ia the state of intoxication can
not be collected.
Tne Cat nolle Sewn : "One of
the historical heresies moat prevalent
among cortiu sects in America, but
the least intelligent to be sare.ls tbst
America is a Protestant country. Ac
cording to consular reports, the popu
lation of Spanlnh American counties
e iuth of the Rio Grando by the lest
on hub, was 45,540,090. Those reo-
ple, of coarse, are all Catholics. It Is
estimated that the population of the
United States at tbe prcsc-nt time is
58,000,000, and Onada close on to
5,000,000. The brwest computation
it 10,000,000 Catholic in tbe United
States, while Canada has a total of
2,000,000. The population of the
two Americ-ds should be, therefore, In
round numbers, 108,000,000. De
ducting from the total aggregate the
Catholic population, it leaves a ma
jority of 6,000,000 for the Catholics
on this sido of tbe Atluitic over ail
sects. With 80,000,000 estimated
agnostics the Uoitt-d States of Amer
ica if not protectant auy more than
Anglo-Saxon."
The Sun, (New York,) In a double
leaded leader, sa: The United
States will not Indulge In persuasion;
It is contrary to the order of human
event,as they forever keep at a dis
tance those painful appeals to arms,
with which the history of every na
tion abound. It is a rank due the
United Slates among nations which
would be withheld if not absolutely
lest by a reputation of weakness. If
we desire to avoid insult we must
be able to repel. If We desire to se
cure peace one of the most powerful
instruments to our prosperity It
mutt be known at all times that we
are ready for war.
The period commonly known as
"The Dark Ages" embraces tho first
six centuries of tbe Middle Ages,
that is, from the close of the fifth to
the close of the eleventh eentuary.
The Middle Ages corapriso the 1000
years commencing with the cloie of
the fifth and ending with the close of
the fifteenth centuries.
An Indiana editor recently com
mitted a forgery, secured a consider
ably sum of money and disappeared.
He had been trying all bis life to
write something that would count,
finally succeeded.
ALBANY, OREGON,
era rocs pacts
The largest sweet potato on record
wst grown in Florida latt seaaon. It in
twenty -eight inches long.
Denver it the highest of the State
oapitalt, being 5170 feet above I he aes
lovel. Annapolis, Md , it the lowest,
b ing only f mi feet above the asa level.
Ten languages, Kugliak,Qermsn,Nor-
wegian, Swedish, French, Mibemisu,
Finn, Polith, Italian and Chinese, are
3(okon in Miauesots. Tba governor's
ttesssie wsn printed in each of these
langutgat.
To ovar a sphere with tin foil., the
foil it out into gores so as to slightly
vsrlsp. The very thiokest parts srt
used. Kiaoh gore is rubbed with tb
thumb nsil or aide of a test tube, until
itlfoaqntia smoothly. Tbit ths plas
ticity of tbe fin permiti.
II ths earth were of hardened steel
snd fully magnet ted, its power would
ha about 7000 lime at gratt as now
If ths earth srei e of toft iron and mag
nstited by a sufficient amount of cur
rent, it would be about 10,000 times
aa strong a msgnet ss it is now,
Tbs new tnetsl, germanium, when
melted, forms a glittering gbbale,wbich
rotates and evolves white fume. If
the glowiog globule it allowed to fall
oo paper, it breaks, like aotimooy,into
many little globules, which bop awey,
fotming a seties of radiating browa dot
ted Host, No sharp test has yet beau
touod fcr germsotum.
Only fifty years ao tbe avetagu
duration of botntn life ia Oreat Britain
was thirty ysra ; to-day, according to
statistics, it it forty-nine years. In
this fifty years the population has in
oreased by 8,000,000. At least two oat
of these 8,000,000 of i net ease may be
pat down as tho fruit of improved san
itary and medical work, and of victory
over preventable sickness.
In bis address at ths dedication of
tbe near Brooks library buitding at
Bratileboro, Vr., Hon. Melten Cham
bsr.sin of the B un Public Library
said tb. "urforit 1700 there was not ia
Mass-tcbust tu, so Ur aa known, a oopy
of ShakHere' or of M if ton's poems ,
and as late as 1723, whatever msy have
been in pi irate beads, Harvard College
Ubrarv 'tcked Addison, A tier bury, Bo-lieo-okf,
Dryden, Qiv, Locke, Pope,
Pri.r, Stotse, Ssift snd Young."
Against susb a background one msy
effectively paiot the Ister progress of
literary life in New England.
As soon aa c ingress adjourns Sen
ator Stanford will go to New York
and Boston to consult Francis A.
Walker in regard to the plans for his
University. He expect to begin five
of the M'.ri-!i buildings this sum.
mer. Senator St m ford said there
wns one more Important thing and
that wa cnnsi'Joring the aelectloa of
a President. He wants a man of af
fair as welt as a scholar. After be
has selected the President ha intend
to ciii the trustees together and select
a corjw of oro feasor.
The action of the Senste Cemmit
tee on privilege and elections this
morning In reporting; bsck the cre
dent! H of Dtvi l Turpie is Mild to
have no significance, but I taken in
accordance with a c ntlnuous line of
precedent. It is understood that
when Turpie, at the next session, pre
sents himself to be wworn in, protests
will be entered and the contest will
be then begin. Notice has been re
ceived from Indian that additional
papers in the ce sre to be submit
ted. Probably no application of science
Is developing more rapidly than pho
tography. Among recent appliances
is a detective camera i;i the form of
a watch, with a charm to hold a sup
ply of rainiatujje dry-plates, snd a
telescopic camera in which distant
objects are brought near by telescopic
aid and photographed.
The passage of the Inter-State
commerce bill will be welcomed by
New England firmer whose surplus
products now pay as much freight on
100 miles haul as that of tbe fllinois
farmer on a 1000 mile haul. The
railroads havn done too much in mak
ing it popular and profitable to move
away from New England. In com
parison with through freight our local
rates are far too high.
Tho wool trade is more active and
a better feeling characterizes the
market. This is due in part to the
advancing prices In foreign markets,
and to the small stock of the grades
now chiefly In demand. The stoks
on hand embrace may undesirable
lots Fine fleeces are held with more
confidence.
Reports from Pennsylvania indicate
phenomenal health and vigor in the
iron and steel trade. This is encourag
ing, but bow does Mr. Blaine explain
such an extraordinary state of affairs
under a Democratic administration ?
Perhaps tbe voice of the fise prophet
will henceforth be less potent than it
FRIDAY, MARCH
ouavKLar m tanas.
Wtost ike Pta re will fee Is Tfeeae wfee Be
rase se Believe.
Is tbit country unconsciously under
going a wonderful oh age, u tbe change
Uio take plsse before we sre aware of tb
fact, and shea it has takeo place will
we wonder why we did aotsss it bsfore
it was too lata ?
Tbe shrewd iron man sees ths inm
intsrest transferred from Pitttburg and
Pennsylvania to Birmingham, A 'aba ma,
sad ia hi fsr-sigh ted nets sees ths fura
eoee in Pennsylvania tnrn down snd
deserted fir this new and pruritic field.
Itiselsiiosd by tbe iron ia u of Ala-
bams tbst the low prioe st which iron
Ko be produced tbeiu wid revolution-
is tbs irou interests of tbe world.
We bav seen ths grain-growing
oeoters of this country shifted to the
West. We hsve seen the pork'pseking
Industry flit ftom Cincinnati to Chicago,
snd from tbeuee to Kansas City to
Omaha. Southern cotton mills under
sell New Kuglsod tod Amsrtoan mark
ets, snd challenge the world.
We have seen aad are seeing all tbit
take plsos before our eyes, snd know
ibat otbsr obsuges are takiug place
squsllj ss prominent, snd ws wonder
as ws bsoold them. Ten years ago tbe
insurance companies only requited so
analysis of tbe fluids when tbs were
taking insurance for very large amounts.
Toadav no first-class company a ill in
sure any amount unless tbey have a
rigid analysis of tke fluids aaaed, and
if any traces of oeitaia disorders are ap
parent, the application is rejac' ed. Io
tbeir reports tbey show tbst tbe death
of 60 of svrry 100 peopls io this noun-
try, is due either aiteetly or indirectly
to such disordeis. Tbe Broro pt on Hos
pital for consumptives, London, Eng
land, re poi ta tbst sixty of eswy 100
vietimt of oonsumptioo also hare seri
ous disorders of the kidaeys.
Amofg scientists for tbe ttestmeat
of this dreed malady tb tpiestion ia be
ing discussed :
"la not thbj disrdcr tbe res I sagas f
sontumptioa V
Tea years ego the micros0s was
something seldom found in s physician's
office ; now every pbysiciao of standing
bss one and seldom titits bis patients
without ca I for a sample of fluids for
essminslioo.
Why is all this ? Is it possible tbst
we of the preaeut 9eue;atiou are to die
of diseases can fed of kidney disorders T
Or shsli we master tbs cause by Wer
ner's Sf Cure,, the only recognised
specific, and thus remove tbe effect 7 It
is established beyond a doubt that a
very large percentage of deaths in ibis
country are traoeabl to disesstd kid
nays. For years the proprietors of
Warner's Stfs Core bsve beeo instat
ing that there is no sound health when
tbe kidoys sre diseased, snd tbey en
thusiastioally presn their specific for this
terribls disorder upon, public attention.
Ws are continually besting its praises
sounded.
This meant wonders t
Ctoaol tbe proprietors of ibis great
remedy, who have been warning use of
the danger, tell us how to avoid a dis
ease tbst st first it so untmportan', and
is so fatal in its term'.nttoa ? Are we
to hope tgainst hope, and wait without
our reward f
The most significant of aM charge.,
however, tbst we of to-day oan note is
this radiosl obsnge of via to which
the public has bssn educated : It was
formerly thought that tbe kidneys were
of very small importance ; to day, we
believe, it is generally admitted that
the e csn be no such thing at sound
health in any organ if tbey era in the
least degree deranged.
The national debt per ospita of the
United States it $23,or,iuelading State
debts, $27 J that of France is $124 ; of
Great Britain, $127 ; of Holland,! 1 15;
of luly, $80 ; of Belgium, $78 , of
Germany ,$39. The combined national
and State axe, excluding county, town
and other local taxes,are,ior tho United
States, $4.00 per capita, or $6, includ
ing payment on ths public debt ; for
Italy, 10.42 ; for Holland, $10.90 ; for
Btlgium,$ll ; forGreat Britain,$U.80;
for Germany, $12 ; for France,$18, or,
with the annual d6ott,$19.
After ail, Ohio IsnU such a civil
ised State. When a gang of roughs
can board a railway train In the most
enlightened part of the Common
wealth, murder an officer and release
a burglar, there is still room for the
missionary and school teacher. Sach
an episode reported from Texas or
some other Southern State would
probably set the pens of Republican
editors to oscillating. Ohio should
have a lesson from one of tjohn Sher
man's Investigating Committees.
Continues to Bar Horses.
Mr L Senders continues to bay hoi bos at
this city. Will pay good prioe for suitable
horses weighing 1100 to 1500 pound, in
good order. Bring them on.
C W Lomler fe Co., of I srtlanl, aa da
.uthorissd advertising tgents forth Dsf o
,r for v
tmorrat.
Jl, 1887.
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
BMTBD OT TKB
WsaMi'1 Christian Tea peri ice BiUi
The W. 0. T. U. meets oo ike 1st
and 8id Tueidsy of esob month at $
o'clock p, ii , at th A. O. V, W. Hall,
over French's Jewelry Stoie.
.iaesai
Kight months to November, sod
what a work there is to lie done io Ore
gon before that time. The voters of
this State have that length of time la
which to deoide whether they will up
hold and eodorse the liquor tistfio by
. ... .
voting against the amenUmsnt, or
whether they wit stand with God and
home snd nstl'.s land by voting for it.
A negative vote says tbe saloon busi
ness is tight, sn sfll'mstive vte tbst it
is all wroog. Those who work them
selves up into the belief that prr-bibi-
tion does not prohibit do so in ordsr to
get an excuse to vote no. Prohibition
does prohibit the ssme ss all restrain
ing laws prohibit ; not no one claims
that it sooibilates. Regardless of this,
it is right oo principle, and that is tbe
only question. Tbs faet that -tins-
tenths of the crime of to-day cams
from the liquor traffic is all ths reason
one wsnta for casting a ballot that will
at least msk tbe butiaeetj so outlaw.
We bsv supported our local sod gen
eral governments long enough from the
revenue of grog shops. There should
be only ooe cry from now until Novem
ber s "Vote for tbe smendment."
West Virginia has just mads the
grsstest Prohibition fight or. record
Tbe smendment mesas rs pasted ths
H use by a vote of 05 -o 10, bat was
isi io tbe Senate for lack of ooe vote
to complete the two third", ths vols
standing 17 ayes to 8 nays. Tk liquor
men who had fought and killed it, re
tired to rest oo thtir laurels, when a
bomb huiet in the shape of a bill for
' I .oh it iiiott eti eight," "House Bill
No. 82 ptobibiiiog the sale of intoxicat
ing liquors and drinks witbia the State
of West Virginia." Alt tort of filli
bostet ing and iricke were resorted to
t , dfo.t it, even to slatting off the
ge, snd leasing the tlouae in utter
darkness ; but tbe Home forces were
brave aud true, tht it I seders wist, snd
r the measure pasted the House by 87
ayes to 20 nays. And now comes tbts
dispatch s "Joy to the Mountain State j
Prohibition Amendment oartiet ! House
00 to 10, S nale 20 to 6." As show
ing the Prohibition temper of the
It ins while tke struggle was going oa,
one member rematked : "I verily be
Heve that if a bill was introduced to
bsog a mao for taking a driok,it woald
go right through under a suspoatifO of
the rules.'
SIS
A lady in a small town io the North
ern Peninsula, Michigan, where is a
very smsll union, ha detetmined io do
what the csn to aid ths Amendment
campaign. The faithful few are doing
alt tbey can io distributing tern pet aooe
leaflets, Timtv Talks, and Prohibition
Bomb. Feeling tbe want of a leaflet
suited to local oeedt, she supplies the
Isck in Ibis way : Her husband, who
publitbes the village paper, gives her
the oeeesssry psper ; hit job printer, a
Good Templar, sets up jthe oatter aha
prpates ; her son mas it off on a job
pre ; ami thus eke is enabled to tend
out ooe thousand
week.
"hot shuts" every
Ad vies from Mt. Brydgss, Ont.,
state tSst a region of (error exists there,
owing to outrages which hsve beeo
perpetrated by liquor dealer on clergy
men snd otbeis who hsve commenced a
crusade sgstnit them in enforcing the
Canada "tsmperanos aot. Inspector
Robinson' house was broken into, the
front door and window j smashed, and
general havoc made among the furni
ture. Two shots were fired into tbe
hallway without injuring any one.
Similar depredations were committed
st the retideuoe of the Aliianoe, and
threats have boen made againat all those
who attempt to foroe tke crusade.
In the Kansas House of Represents
Uvea on Wednesday last, the Murray
Temperance bill on the third reading
was curried by a vote of 90 to 10. There
were 17 absent. This bill impost up
on druggists the atriotest observance of
the prohibitory amendment. It makes
it impossible almost for both th drug
stores aud the county officers to evade
the law without being liable to the
severest punishment. Kansas City,
(Mo.) Herald.
e o
In the Ntw York Fremman, oolored
organ, of which he is edttor,T. Thomas
Fortune declares that the time has come
for his race to act independently, and
calls upon it to rally to the support of
Cleveland and the Democratic party in
1888. In a strong Republican state
like Pennsylvania it doesn't make much
difference bow the colored vote is oast
but New York 1 Apropos of this in
teresting question, the Kingston Free
man, rabid Republican, aayt : "A col
ored man who could so degrade himself
and insult his race as to join the party
of slavery and 'nigger haters might be
SO '.Vi
1886. FALL AND
N.
H. ALLEN & CO..
To the Front!
TOR n aflTTWe11 rl6.ed " BOUGHT
B OB CASH, and will be cold at
PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
LATE STYLES
OF
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Velvet,
e
Also the
LATEST NOVELTIES IN CLOAKS,
Just Received
DIRECT FROM EASTERN MANUFACTORIES
which for make and stylo cannot be excelled. We
also keep a fud line of
Gents' Furnishing Go ds,
GROCERIES,
e
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Dry Goods, Hats, Gaps,
uisuance win oe promptly executed, and
for goods,
V. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street Albaty,
expected to stoop t any rascality after
wards."
rtB&ISS TKLL TMK TSITS
Brittona," anil President Bottea,
'sntnd snnnsltv 10.000.000 or
$700,000,000 in drink, an average of
$19 for each eng liabmsn.
Germany has H.800 hretrertet, which
tarn out 846,000,000 gallons of beer.
Americana spend $900,000,000 an
nually for rum. The money wasted for
drink io England, Germany and Amr
toa would buy all the bread aad carat
eaten by the three nations. This awful
burden compels twice the amount of
labor in the world. This drink burden
makes two-thirds of our sirJkness and
three-fourths of onr crime.
"Yes, but you dont base to bear
this botden if yon don't diink," aava
tbe drunksrd.
You are wtonp, my friend, I paid
$425 on my New York house )at ver
What was this tax unod far ? It was
to govern a city where th tee-fourths of
the arreatt were mdu on account of
drunkenness, I osn govern mysolf,but
I hae to pay $425 a year to be pro
tected from thi criminal elates, made
eriminal through rum. E!i Parkins.
as"
I visited St. Helena for change of
climate but found it too ho. Then I
went Hay ward's and ;t was too dull.
At Berkeley the students annoyed me
with their hoodimnism. It was too
foggy in San Francisco and too bleak
at Santa Crux. Wherever I went I
was unoomferttle, one .y and nst-'
tied. A friend sgttel that this
state ot unrest tntht possibly be oc rat
ioned by biliousness or a disorderd
stoma ab, and advised a trial of Frese's
Hamburg Tee, giving me a package as
a present. Since then I use it occas
ionally, and was never better in my life.
I advise all to try it.
Patents tSmaated.
Patents granted to citizens of the Pacific
States during the past week and reported ex
pressly for the Democrat by C. A. Snow
& Co., Solicitors of American and Fereign
Patents, opposite U. S. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. C. :
D P Barrett, Oakland, Cal., windmill.
J Gilbert, Los Angeles, Cal , adjustment
for harvester reels.
A S Hallldie, San Frandsco,Cal., clip for
wire rope ways.
W L Lambert, San Francisco, Cal.,cvap
orator. I W Lewis, Portland, Or., car axle.
S Lubin, Sacramento, Cal,, clod crusher
STATE DEMOCRAT.
THE BEST ADVFRTRIHB If EMUS
IB THE WILLAMETTE YALLEY
Hpeclal buslnes notice in Local J.
10 (M jmr line. & cents tal
aofHUonal insertion.
eir ,uJ -vsoaient advertlsemee'
fl 00 per squareor the Aral iusertlon.ST i
, n Per square: for each saM 6
insertion,
lUttn for otbor art vertteementa ma s
Known on application.
WINTER. 1817.
etc., etc. Orders from a
New Store.
Something Entirely New in Albany,
We bavo earns to stay, and will dead hs
SECOND HAND C00DS
ofaltainds.
STOVES, TIN WARE, CRGCKISY,
CLASS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING COIDSa
,!np!e w,ho haT6 "retetore been usable
tO Sell or Sliapofte of artinlAa will Jr -..it
to can at our now store snd receive ct ah
or trade for same. We will ssli new stcck
on hand at tbe very lowest figures, snd
you will do wall ! afore burins els here
to call st the store occupied by Mr, Zuker
man, W e solicit your patronage.
M. FRANKLIN & CO.
First National Bask
OF, ALBA XT, .RBfi.
PresKtant
Vli-e President
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL WnMsOs-aeew.
ACCOUNTS KEPT aabjset ta skssA.
SIGHT EXCHAXOK aad MaarasAia Ssajaetar. aa
eJsw York. Saa I-rais-, ctdaais aaBllSril
C0U.ECT1OKS MADS on fcveca
L. K Slate,
a
' ait, C Tsaasaa,
J. L, COWAX. j v
Linn County Baik.
COWAN & CUSICI.
ALBANY - - - OREION.
TRANSACTS a grsneral baakina; kestasas.
DRAW SIOHT DRAFTS aa Ksw Tartt, fan Frsa
daooand Portland, Oreaoa.
LOAN MONEY on approved ssevri.
RECEIVE deposiu snbjeat ts akask.
COLLECTIONS entniHad to us wil sessile I
see-ran.
H. F. MERRILL,
ALBANY, - - - OSEISN.
EXCHANGE oa Nsw York, Saa SVaastate SSS
Portland, Or,, bought and sold at iewsai eta.
DEPOSITS reteivo;! subject ta akaek.
INTEREST allows i on time dsseaits.
COLLECTIONS will receive pra-apt atteatiaa.
Fire and Marine Insurance piaaad ia rsHab'e Ssj.
panies.
Notice for Publicatira.
lAnd Office at Orsgea Olty, i
Febrnary, Tth, 147, J
NoMoa is hereby f ives that the MIsW
lot named settler has. filed a&ee efns
intention to make final peref la enaaanfe
'jf his olahn, and that saisl praef will Sja
made before ths Cenaty Cisrk ef Bon
county, Ureses, at Albasv, rstasa, SS
Tuesday. March fth, 18a?, vki:
Meyers, Pre Kmptise B. g. Ve. 18S r
ho ef XE aaH X ef 8 S Jat mt 9m
i8 Tp. 10 8 R 1 E,
He names the fsllewiag witBesssS im
troy e his eontinusns residsase Bjsea, s
cultivation of, said lani, vis : J B jttlyaa,
, eff BUyeu. Edward rimes aad fhesaas
vluis,tt(alJ ofeio,Liian aonary.Oregwa,