The state rights democrat., April 22, 1887, Image 1

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PROFESSIONAL OARDbT
L. H. MONTA.NYB.
TTORNEY AT LAW,
-AND-
Notary Public.
Alfcaay Oregon.
Oflloe upstairs, ovr John Rrigge store,
st street. vMnZStr
J. K. WE ATHERFORD ,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
iTTORNRY AT LAW,
fTTILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OK THE
VY Stett Special attention riven In collection and
r HUr muttor
in Odd rl
U.1
t. C. POWitL W. K. RILYBtT
POWELL A BILYEU,
iTTORNEYS AT LAW,
And Sol pi tors in ( hatifer?
U R4KIT. - ORROOM.
Oolieotlnns promptly made on ell polnU.
u tana negotiated on reasonable termi,
MVORm In Poeter'a Brink.-
14nlMf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
attorney And Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice In all of the Conru of
.his State. All business Intrusted to him
will hu promptly Attended to.
L. W. CLARK,
P ortrait Photographer
Sittings by appointment,
GOPYINC AND ENLARGING.
Twaedale's Building.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
E. W. LANCDON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
and everything1 kept In a first oJ see Drug
Store. Also a fine stock of pianos and
crgan.
ALBANY. OREfiOX.
FOSHAY A MASON,
Drnggistsand Booksellers,
A cent for John B. Alden'a publications,
which we sell pjblihr'a prices with
postage adiad.
4 1. RANT. ORROOR.
A. PRU8NAW.
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet rticles, Etc.
rtesciimiRi caibfdllt filled,
Open day and night.
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
have the beat stock of umiture In the
city and will call
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
u the city and the lowest price In the
V si ley. Come and eee.
Undertaking,
i complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOODIN,
A.ioany Bath Mouse.
1 1 K If tDRRSIQNRD WOULD RR8PRCT
L ' t lly . for in t h t aitiaaas of Albsny and ri
titythat I heTetakeo charge efthit Kttabliah
i at4, by keeping alesa room, sad payia
-lit ytttntltn to baainttt, txpett to foit al
ytt -ho taayfaTor US with tkalr patronage
etez karotofor a carried on nothing eat
Flrst-OUss Hair Dresslne Saloons
tcotett tu girt tstira latlafactlon to el
ftlditn at t.diot' Heir neatly i
Sitt JOS WBBBRR.
OR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Offloe cor . Firet and Ferry Streets,
ABAHY - - OREGON.
o. a OK KURT.
o.a.ppnvae
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Successors to C. C. Cherry.)
afacuinists, Millwrights, and Iror
Fonnflera.
vv
EH AVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all kind of heavy work
We will
manufacture Mteam Entrlnwa, Oriet and
Saw Mill VfRmlnery.and all kinds nt Iron
and Bra Oastlnjra.
ptTTP.It H4P, ON SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention fctven to repairint; all
Winds of machinery. Will also manufao
t ore the improved Cherry A White Grain
gpsrwr
jgnStMMtajfEaaaMBawaBBa
TT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO 8Y TOO Mt'CH IV PR.V1SE OP THIS OOOD OLD STANDARD
family medicine. It canuot be tx hi0'U!y rocoinxeuded, at it It truly a MARVEL OP THE
AQE, and no boutchold abou!d bo without It. It pn venlt at well at curat Skin Diseases, Gout,
Rbenmatlam, Gravel, tnd all Kidney Dle.;a, AiTecteil Llrtr, Deadache, Nanact, Bi!o Wind,
InditeatloB, Conatiputlun, DUrrbcBi tnd Dyten'.try, Fever and A;; no, Bleeplestnefia, Ltaaitade,
Pool lirettb, and every dlaeaee brought on or i.j-ravU. d hj a ditordorod ttumach. It It n Kpe
clCe agalmtt euut .uion and an el acioua roiui dy ior UiUom-ncant, Mtrvouaueta, Scrofula,
Jaundice and Dyepepala. . -
it Purifies tbe Blood, Oleanaes tbe ttomacb tnd Buwelt, and givoa tbe whole system a
Heaittiy atul Dellbtfal Tone. Tljero never was t Medicine for the N artery equal to It
State
VOL. XXII.
A Little Sufferer
Cleansed, Purified, and Bewatl.
lied hy the utieura Kmrlltf.
li affurda rat pttaaurc to yW you Ihla report ot the
saN of our hiliv uraii icUtLi o your t:utiuura Horn
eiho. Whou sL lu.uilha old Ma l (I lian.l hrumtt ..
a"ll an J liad weiy ai'ittareiHu ot a larve boil. W
lllcvd It, but all lo no pttrp.iae. About Ret uion'hn
aftrwai4 it Ii'iih it ruin. nit: aura, ,i. olliwr
forttttd Hi' thru bad two ot them .mi tarb hand, ainl
aa Ma blood btoaine niere and mora Impure li t..k
lone tinio for them U break out. A tore oarue out on
lb chin, beneath tli' miller lt, wliUh waa vary ot
feitaiw iltitieail w as one solid aval, illa rotrglne a
great deal. Till w hit condition at twenty-two
mohtht oM, when I undertook t t cars of bits, hi
mother having died whan he wm little mora than
a yMtroitl, of opnumilto.i (aerofula of course ) ll
cimht walk a lltUc, but could not irot up If he fell
down, and oould not move a hen hi boil, baring no
uee of hit hand. I Immediate! ootMSttMMd with the
CutKnjra Kemedlea, ualng the Outlount and Cutkmrs
freely, and whrn he Had taken one ! tilo of
the "utl uia Hei iit. hi bead waa eootidetelv
aSJfes, and be waa Improved In every way. Wt were
eneourajred. and cullnuiil the um- f the
for a rear at.e bail. One tore after an-
..titer healed, a bony nuttier f..rmiu In eaeh .ne of
thtew Ave deen one Jut before beeJtntr, which would
nnaiiy j row looaw and were taken out ; then they
aaaM heal rapidly. Out ol thett ugly bite forma-
I preterved After taking a dottn ami a half
he waa completely cured, and la itow, at the
Rgeafatx yeara, a alront; and healthy- chlbl. The
acar on hit hand mutt alwaya itaialn : hit html
are atrong, though we oiwe feared he would never bt
able to uae them. All that phytieiana did fur him did
him no good. All who aaw the child liefure ubIuk the
tutlcura Kemedle and aee the child now ooottdtr It t
wonderful cure. Htbetbo-e facta art of any uae to
vou. you are at liberty to uee thetu.
May th, leja,
MRS. K. 8 DRHIOS.
61S K Oty Si., Blooutlnvton, 111.
The child waa really In a worte condition than ha
ameard l hia irrandmother. who, beinar with him
every day, became accuttomed to the dlaaaaa.
Auviis iiurrinu.
Cuticura Remediea are told everywhere, rric
Cuticiira, thtBreat akin cure. 50 eta ; Cuth ura Hoai.
an asqutaite beaultfier. 5 eta ; Cuttcurm Ka.dvent,
the Vew Bl.wd Purifier, 91 Potter Oruic and Chem
ktl Co., Boston.
ftaatt rr "Mow i Care ahla tMteaaea."
YQS,goty,UuplyaitdOily fcktn btauU-
BACK ACHE, WEAKNESS,
W S tMifS area r BJ ' ai I tat4 lAIIIVIt. SB
tly cartd by that new, nrWIsRl.
nt and infallible antidote to ualn and
the Cutimia AnU Pain
Plaater At Druggtata. S5t.
Wir habon die grcoeate and bejt-
eiDgerichiete Accidenz - Drackerei
aoHKorhalb Portland und lief era
alle in unsor Fach einschlagendon
A r be it en zu mawetgen Preisen.
Briefbogen, Circulare, Anscblag-
zettel, n. 8. w. werden in kaerseeter
Zeit angefertigt Wir haben drei
der beaten Job- and CyUnderprea-
eu in Tha tigkeit.
Burkhurt fr 1 fett m-r
Albany, Oregon.
Red CrownMills
ISOX, LANNINti A 0., PROPR'S.
NEW r
fMM7a strruiioK poa pamiumb
AJtn BAKxas csa.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest Price in Cah fo
Wheat
ALBANYiOR.
Will yon continue oaing blank
stationery when yon can get Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads,
Statements, Envelopes, Sec. neatly
printed at tbe office of Bnrkbart k
Pfoiffer for jttst about what yon
pay for the blank paper, and per.
haps a little lew.
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.
F. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Connslor It Law.
LEBANON, OREGON.
Will practice in all tho Courts In the Stat
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine Millinery,
UPPUSIIt KfcVtRt HUUbt.
AOKNTS WANTED to tell "REMINISCENCES
of 00 YEARS in tbe NATIONAL METROPOLIS. BY
BEN PERLEY P00RE
Illustrating the Wit, Humor and Eccentricities of
otcrt rr!eb.itla. A rleWjr llluM rnferi treat
of inner Society History, from "ye olden time" to tht
wedding f Cleveland. Woaderfully popular
Acrenta report rapid aalea, Addreat for circular
and term. A. t. RA KOIT at S. Publish
rt, San Francisco, Ca .
V aJsV IT" It ft All h tltaV at l I .
W cms lii n it ton.
(Prom our rtcular eorroaponStut.)
Wasujnotom, April 11, 1887.
The Inter-Stnl U 'oomeroo Com
tnlstionsrs sre not likfly to nature
an organlxttiun this weekr. They are
all In the thy it id rettdy to begin, but
Judge 0 Icy,'f Mi higao,has rahod
the point th tl (he CotnmlssloD can
not be organic d until ttf.er the Oth
of Ail?, becau- the law will not
take effect unlit that dtle. Said he.
"we will not bo CoramUlonet8 until
thfn, and we have no right to organ.
Ise before."
It h said the flrtt question the
Commlsaiou will rake up fur consid
eration will ie regarding an sppllca.
Ilun by the associated railroads of
Kentucky, Tenneanee and AUbttma
to be allowed pecial ritieson through
traflio without affecting thtlr local
traffic on account of the competition
of the Ohl ttml Mht'iMdnid river
Inea. It is held that the Commis
sion is nuthorisod to tfrant npeeiitl
rates In such ctues If It finds the
water oompetltlon materially nffects
he through traffic of tho road.
At the White House, matters have
been very quiet thit week. The
President Is devoting a large share
of bis attention to consider ttloit of the
portent appointments aoon to be
made. The newly appointed Aus
trian Minlattr having arrived In
Washington, It l-t probabl that
Minister from thU country will soon
be appointed in return. The Treasury
change are still unannounced, and a
g xm! deal of attention is now txdng
be to ed by the public upon tb se
ection by the President of the three
Commiasiooefs for the Pacific Rail
road Investigation. The task of find-
ng the right men for these p'acea
proves almost anfdimcult aa was the
construction of the Itr-8tate Cni-
mi alon.
Every eek siuifl enemy of thu
Admlnittratioo announces with great
posltivenese that a specified member
of the Cabinet la about to resign.
Ist week it was Secretary Bndicotl.
This week It waaHtcretary Whitney
Next week It will he the Attorney
Ueneral, or tbe Post master-General,
or tbe Secretary of the Interior Of
all these fool 1 ah Inventions pr.tmb y
the mo-t aiurd U the latest allega
tion, namely I bat w Mr. Wnltney It
dissatisfied with bit position ttnd
wants the Treasury portfolio.
Mr. Whitney's ptr4ltion"JU't nw
is about as "s.ttiifectory" In every
way as la conceive' aa. He U wealthy,
succesttfu', iofiuential and the centre
of metropolitan society. Those who
are closest to him know (hut he would
not accept the Secretaryship of the
Treasury If It were offered to him and
everybody know he would not wlh
to resign on the heel of the greatest
triumph of hi life the I-. tiir.g of
cootratts o.i favorable terms for the
country f ir tbe immediate construc
tion of a pv't rful navy.
After all the denunciation thai
President Cleveland rec Ived at t'e
bands of hi enemies for the vigorous
exercise of bis veto p wcr with re
gard to fraudulent p$?nlo' cl i'm, a
recent Incident I worthy of mention.
On the 19th of Fehrusry the Prel
dent vetoed a private pension Mil on
tbe ground that the s ldler was en
titled to a greater relief uml.-r the
law than was accorded by tho act, as
was shown by the records of the Pen
sion Bureau.
A fortnight ago he received a let
ter from the claimant's attorney say
ing that tho pension certificate bad
not yet reached (ho heneflciary.
Thereupon the President wroto an
autograph letter to (he Commissioner
of Pensions inquiring Into the c tuses
of delay. This looks as If he were
vigilant In behalf of the worthy sol
diers as well ai careful of tho inter
ests of the public treasury, and thai
bis patient application to the detailx
of his office is merciful a) well as
just.
But of all tbe bllla which have ever
been suggest d f r tho relief of men
in any way connected with the war,
the worst probably, was one received
a few days before Congress adjourned
by a United 8tates Senator. It waa
prepared by a citizen of his State,and
was well drawn. It provided for the
payment with intorest.of the money
expended by every man drafted in
the war, In souring a substitute.
The Senator was asked if his consti
tuent was really in earnest in asking
him to Introduce that bill. ''Un
doubtedly," whs his ret iy, "and
furthermore," continued he, I think
there is as much sense in it as there
was In some of tbe so-c tiled pension
measures which have bet u Introduced
In the Senate at d House during the
last five ear?."
Queen Victoria refuses to accept
jubilee presents from persons with whom
she is not acquainted. That settles it.
We intended to present her with soma
advice, but haie never been introduced.
Hiahts
ALBANY, OREGON,
CROP UKl'OKT.
Contlltloas of W later Wheat Is Kattern,
w .-.tern and Southern HtStM.
Ths report of the department for
Apt II rt-lates to the condition of winter
grain od ths o totpsrative hnaMifnlnssa
of farm aeiinala. Tbe returns h w
that tbe oou ioiait ot ihesii at th
time of seeding waa mint t uufttrcr
abls in tin S ates on ths AtUmic and
Qulf Coastt, owing to tl.s drought dur
ing tbe late Hummer and autumn mmitha
which was invi.rt. In (.otiiotm of Puna-
svlvaaia, in Maryland and Virginia and
parts of Txas, the same u&fstoishl
oonditions pravNiled. in Westwrn Ml
souri and in Kansas tbe continued dry
wrather- uoiUe pit wing ilifnctilc ruJ
aeedint! Im'.-, r! in U ealitiea wh. - 'lir
soil was broken whse wintar set In.gsr-
iaation was slow and '.ha Kali growth
small. !u the groat wheat States, el
the centred helt, from Tennefs to alt.
souri, Reeding was late, but tba greater
part of th" siea wss in fsvsrehl eondl
Its, snd with heal exemptions, tba
pUnt ms'ls gocd growth before going
into witttt r 'i at NTf. Tbe Pacific
Hlo, st batley-taotitag time, was dry,
lot rsint came later, vnd tbe whole
bredih wss pnt in ie fait condition,
thougl , s itoHsh t slttr the usual date
The orating f tnow durintt the earlv
portion - f the winter was bettor than
usual ovr large poitioe ol tbe wheat
area, but there ate from man? srctiom
oompUintt or canty proUc'inn dm tag
tbe veiy ttying westKar ait.ee Pbt uar
15tb. Tkn month of March was tbe
taott aevete for a series of year, the
(nn t tstme Uing ls!ow tbe average
uvr the whole wheat area of tbe Mls-
siwi) pi river, and sit. mate frersing
and thawing brought seiious damage to
tbe bate field, ea tcislly in tba bottom
and pttorly draintd IsndV. Pennsyl
raoia, Virginia st.d Obio suffeisd ae-Vrrt-ly
from tbts inelemency. Tbe gen
era avetRe f tbe condition is .88, tbe
st'ko is ia 1881, and btgbar tbaa at
the kscn time in 1883 snd 1885, wbeo
It was .80 st.d 76, respect t-lv. Tba
Apt it ooudiuon of last year was 915,
which wsc siiil further improved by
th- faorbla weather daring tbe
mun b. The average for Caltfwtnia is
.92 ; Or egocs, 98. Tbe damage from
thu tlseaian fly is eomparatieely nu
no(ieadt its ptesenoe is mentioned in
from one to four unties ia New York,
T-x-. T.-10 . . , Ohio, P. ro.'v ai.ia
snd Michigan. Rye h witbstowd na
favor all: meteotolcgictl conditions bet
ter than wheat. The average condition
being. 92 against .96 at the same dat
one year ago. The returns of tbe con
dition of 1 fin enimals -hi a Ioa of
swine am untiug to 13 4 ier cen., or
5,500,000,'d ind'oations are cuntioutd
if law widetprrad prevRlrnoa of bog
cbul. it. The tosAea or si ei. m uni to
7 nar cent. : of eaitle.4.3 per cent. Tba
loar f cattle are I at in the south,
and on die ranges rf the Par West from
5 to 9 , r cMi.t , whilst ,t aeettana whs e
shelter it provided snd bettor care tak.
an, it asseaot to ontj 2 to 3 percent.
st in NOTCS.
O. B Cvms column ccd his school
Moiriav niotning with a fine attendance
In Diinict 88.
Cdford E.!ry commenced his scbeel
io Iong J hu Bityeu'a District Monday
tbia bring hi tiist i-chool we wish hi
success.
J. ( . J hnaon is in Jfortiand upon
buMneaa before TJ. S. Court as a wit-
oes os tho Mortgage Tax question.
S. A. D. Hsmilton postponed his
anuiveis iy part at tba I, O. Q. T
L !). To-, day evening for one weak
long r on sccoarut of Miller and Wil
li4iu scrspe.
The t ew firm of Stone Brink, tie
contractors aie doing a large business.
On last Tbursdsy our city dads or law
makers granted petition to reduce tbe
city license f.om $300 to $150. We
have two sslooi s ar.d no room for mors
Soto has had some of the best shows,
for a few m mtht past ef any town of
its site we think in the State. Lu all
the qe.acks come.
W. E. Price ill .Vave in a few days
wo era informed to take his position as
a travelling man for a Chicago bouse.
Mr. Berry, of Fox Valley is in town
taking the pictures of our principal
business houses, and also family groups.
His work ia No. 1 what we have seen.
The official list of ths new House 0
Representatives baa at laat been com
pleted, and it shows that that body will
stand politically as follows : Democrats
169; Republicans, 152; Independents,
3 ; vacanoy, 1 ; tots', 325. There will
be fourteen congested oases, lut their
decision is not likely to alter the above
classification.
Mr. Randolph, a talented colored
lawyar cf Richmond, is organising ths
colored vote of Virginia. He declarea
that President Cleveland has done more
to give citizenship a value than all other
Presidents since emancipation.
Any United States Treasury note the
number upon which is not divisible by
four, is a oonnierfeit.
FRIDAY, APRIL s,
TOO KAKLY.
Mauy Republicans are confidently
piedicting that their party v ill be sre-
u ful in the e'eeiion of a President to
sucoeed President Cleveland. It might
not Im out of plaee to remind (base eo
pin thai it la entirely too early to make
thess pred'otitins, or for Demoerats to
do so, either, for that matter. There Is
nu diaguising the tact thai politios are
an inexplicable mass af ehaoe, out of
which it i , imiessible to resolve data
upon which to predicate lbs rvsuttt of
the next presidential eleetion. There
era so many unknown elnment to af
fect tbe streogto of both artias that
(be wary n.eibmatiol rxditiotan will
be slow in mkina his prrxiiotivn. Th
abor and prohibition movements eant a
verv deep shadow over tbe borocope,
and the relative strength of these must
Ire known before an intelligent forecast
of the result of the next presid'nti
contest sen lie estimated with any de
grtMi ut certainty. The prohibitory
movement is tba stumbling block over
wb'cb Republicsus are very likely to
stumbla into defeat, as it weakens that
party most where it mostly need
strength, as in Now York,New Je.ee,
Connec'icut, California, Michigan, lu
diana end Iowa. The U'..r movement
to Democrats assumes a ibnatening
aNtot to Democrats iu New Yrk. Out
side of that state it wilt not bott Dam
ocrata much mora '.ban Hspubiietna.
The republicans will b aoijrtd t .
snotber weakness, one thst they bav
not been bnrdned with sines tbey went
into power in 1860, t let of beaiig on.
of power. For years they ut? l the
whole newer of tba govsrnment m pra
sideotial elections to keep theme-dves
in power. Aearstment of fsdera( otfic-t-holders
to raise money to carry ths
elections wis depended upon to an vxunt
not dreamed of in tbe days of I eou
This will be a great wenkoassa to that
party in ibeir eamiaign in 1888. All of
wbicb show tht it ia too eariy to un
dertake to say wliicb party wilt elect
tbe Ptrttdent.
ftEttATOKIAl, UTCttARY TATK
Senator Inga'l likes old English
novel- snd Is well un on scientific
a
Iterature.
8eLator Hoar ts regarded as the
nest authority on American hhtory
n the body.
Senator Kuatls apeak 4 and reads
French tike a netive, and i fond of
yellow covered novels.
Senator Ransom runs to Latin and
dates, especially in Horace, whom he
Is f nd of quoting In hh apeechea.
Senator Beck la fond of poetry and
ean repeat the "Lady of the Like"
without a slip from beginning to end.
Senntor Joe Rroiro of Georgia
spends moat of his time pi ud-ig
musty vol u mo of public record and
d xrumetsts.
Among the Senators who write for
migaaiues at other periodicals are
Snermm. Hoar,Ingdt , Rtrwom an I
Male.
Senator Vest is a great reader of
the Bible,and knows whole chapters
by heart. All scriptural fcts In dis
pute are referred to film.
Senator Sherman 1 a clashed
scholar and reeds French. He scan
the newspapers but does not believe
In read in? a book until time has tried
It
Senator J re Blackburn ia well in
formed in sporting nutters and can
tell the record and pedigree of every
fast horse in Kentucky without look.
Ing it up.
Senator Payne is not noted fur bis
literary attainments, batt no h fond of
biography and travel, ami has more
reminiscences to tell th-tn moat any
man ic tbe Senate.
HOME-MADE REMEDIES.
Try a sun bath for rheumatism.
Try clam broth for it weak stomach.
Try cranberry poultice ftn eryslpe
laa. Try swallowing saliva when troub
led with sour stomach.
Try eating fresh radiahes and yel
low turnips for gravel.
Try eating onions and horseradish
to relieve dropsical swt llings.
Try the croup-tippet when a child
Is likely to be troubled In that way.
Try hot flannel over the seat of
neuralgic pain and renew frequently.
Try buttermilk for toe removal of
tan and walnut stains and freckles.
Try a cloth wrung from cold water
put about the neck for sore throat.
Try taking cod liver oil In tomato
catsup if you want to make It palata
We.
Try walking with your hands be
hind you if you are becoming bent
forward,
irv stiuraeg piwcOUi F
. 1
the nostrils for catarrh il ccld In the
head.
Try breath in if fumes of turpentine
or carbolic acid to relieve whooping
cough.
Try taking a nap in the afternoon
tf you are going to be out It to ia tbe
evening,
eiMcrat
.887.
CORttBCriNO A MISTAKE.
The Under of s drawbridge over tie
Harlem rivr.r,who bad swung his port
cullis to alt w a toboo.ier to pass up tbe
liver, was warmly and violntU- aMsild
1 . 1 . a . B t
oj me i:iiiiui or in o- af, for sum e
slight inat en(i'in to duty a few ds)s
previous
wIf I had you tiiwn asj the deck u
this vessel I'd bresk your neck," said
the skipfer, shaking bis flit like a small
bam.
"Ter would, would ye, yet check-
heeded salt horse ? If yer wss 00 tbe
plank in' of tbe bridge I'd knock tbe
flure wi l yer ugly carets, an' bang ver
op to dry on tba truss'
"Shut up, on anima.ed sltisb bucket.
Fcr two brass pins, I'd sand my eabin
boy up to feed distillery hogs with yeur
remaie,you chop-snooted son of a gee
"Arreb, ye bandy -legsred borse-tsa
rina, I've s big notion ro drup off the
bridge an' maul yer to s pulp."
"Well, why don't yi-r drop." sneered
the captain. "Just drop an I I'll fed
iiahes with vo."
"Vers IviV kin-jsck."
'You're a red -nosed scavenger with
oris mo it sua s coat: eye. i em going
to tie ftp put ahive here, and I'll give
you a lively iutetvi-w when I get
ashore."
"Ia ft tie up yer goto' 1 1 hj fter d 1
in' V msjuire I tbe bridge-tender aX
iousiv.
"That a jeet what I'm going to do,
sap."
"Kerreet, m ted. When yer bare
tied op yer schooner, kum nop here, and
wa'll take in tbe lager baot saloon jist
fernist the sate in 1 of tbe bridge. Per
haps I've made s mistake."
"All right, my heertia. Mebbe I
iw a little quick, beoeuee when I
ditak I -14 . rIqi to do it with gen
tlemen "
"An' it's a gentleman yer ia, cap. '
PROHIBITORY AMkNDXKNT.
Tba follow iog is tbe proposed Pro
hibitory Ameiidmeat to tbe Conatitu-
tiou of th S:ate of Oregon, which tbe
rtpla win vate on tbe 8tb of Novem
ber, 1887 :
Rmokl by the Hous9,the Senate Con
curring, That tbe following amendment
to tba constitution of th State of Ore
Han be aad is hreha professed :
Abt xti. Skctiox 2 The maautao
tore, sale, or tbe giving away, or tbe
offeriag to give away, or tba kseping
fur saie.uf any apiritu u, vinous, malt,
distilled, fermeuted,or eoy intosictting
i. 1 a - . w
liquors, whstvrr, is prohibited in this
State, exocpt for m Hlintual, eoientifie or
taecbnioai pntoaes.
8i.' ti on 2 Tbe legia'.stirs assembly
shad provide by law in what manner, by
whim snd al Wbtt plac Sttch tiuoorraot
any jI IsteSB shRll i lusnufacturwi r
" .Id, or kept for sala fur modtoinal,
ae'nntitic or mw;haniMil purMjeee.
Sbctiox 3. This amenilaaeut shall
Uke effsot snd ha in full farce at
ruontbs from the date 0 iva ratification
by the el ctors.
S'kction 4. Tba lettielative asembtv
sbali without delay, pass ail neoeeary
lews with sufficient Nrialtiee ueoessary
to enforce thin amendment.
Adopt! by tbe House February 2,
183.
seal W. P. Ready,
Speaker of the House.
Concurred iu by tbe Setiatr),Fabruaty
v, 1885.
seal William Waldo,
Pieeident of (be Saaete.
According to recent experiments the
vitality of the teeth seecni to be almost
as fcreat ta that of seeds. Dr. W. J
Younger, in a recent paper read before
the California Dental Seiety, describes
tbe planting of a bicuspid tootb, which
had been extracted a year before. No
care had been taken of the tooth.it hav
iog been oarried about for a time in
travelling bag, and l.art of tbe time
shuffled about in a bureau drawer. To
all appearances tbe tooth wss dry and
void of vitality. On soaking it in warm
water for half an hour, however, and
then plaoicg it in tbe oavity of the jaw
the to 3th aoon became firmly fired, and
on the twelfth d ty was firmly united,
true vital connection having, it is said
been established between tbe living en
viroament of gum and the alveolar sub
stance. But it may be a case of encyst
ing,as of a bullet lodged in the body.
Senator Sherman's talk to tbe people
about the benefit of protection to them
reminds one of the conduct of tba hunt
er who cut off hia dog's tail, roasted it,
picked of? tbe meat, and gave tbe bone
to the dog for his share.
"Samantha at Saratoga."
Miss Marietta Holly, the distinguished
humorous author known as "Jeslah Al
len's Wife," has Just finished her new
book'Samantba at Saratogo," In the In
imitsble mirth provoking style of "Sa
mantha at the Centennial," "Betsey
Bobbin," etc., and has sold the MSS. for
a good round sum to Messrs. Hubbard
Bros., of Philadelphia, who are employ
incr tbe best humorous artists In the
1 cuupur iv
11 narrate u, ana pro
brluinir it out this Spring at a
) popular price by subscription. Miss Holly
spent all last season amid tbe whirl of
. . . . t Afa li a S
raanion at Saratoga, ana aes en its ioi
lies, flirtations, pug dogs, law neck dress
ing, etc., ia a style that is overflowing
with richest humor, and muse create sen
sation. The farmers about Ashland want more
rain according to the Tidings. We have
had pkntv to spare. v
MO 38
I
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Dry Goods,
Shoes, Groceries, Etc
At prices never before offered in Albany an
N. H. ALLEN CO..
are the
ones that are
propose to sell
CASH AND
only, and will duplicate the price? given in any
Spring Oatalouge in the State. We propose here
after to talk to point, and
Give You Prices
apon application by mail
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail orders solicited, and samnles sent iimn an
plication.
N. E. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street Albany,
Oar Wealthy Mea.
Much has bean said in new spa pert ef men
who have mad large fort a net is oots pa en
tirely a fe v years ia variou ba tineas iodns
tries. Many of these articles are written by
oorrespondente of protaiaent newt papers, and
copied into ethers of !-er note. Gr res
pondents generally are seldom mea of boai
as qotlificationt and wrongfully picture
these men and their business aa a thing of ao-
eident : tbts is aot the esse with these we
have met. We rind that where men have
made large fortunes by their owe bninets.
talent ana industry toey eome with sagacity j
and forethought such business as would lead ;
to success when handled with bnatneet judg
ment. Mo man has been brought before ti c
public) as sa example of enocees both in
weatih and magnitude of his business (out
side of stock and railroad men) mors prompt
ly than DrOU Green, of WnodHury. N. J.
He is at the bead of may large butost in
dustries, and yet comparatively a young
man. When the fact that August Flower, for
dyspepsia and liver complaint end Boechee's
German Syrup, for cugbt and lung troubles,
has trwu to a wonderful sale ia all parte of
the w.-rM, it proves that it was riot an ac
cident eg .pontaaeous strike at wealth His
medicine sre recognised as valuable and
eetabiiehed ren ediet and the boai nest has
grown gradually and trmanent!y during the
lest eighteen yesrs on account not alone of
Dr. Green's abilities aa a business man or his
"good, luck." but on the actual mm its of th
two preparations. Copied from the A". Y.
Weekly S. of Dec 22, 1886
To be a member of a Militia Company it is
ueoessary to be between eighteen and forty
rive years of age. Enlistments are for five
years, aad it takes not less than forty aor
more than sixty to form a company. Uni
forms, arms and equipments are furnished by
the State, $300 is appropriated for ase of
rooms. A drill once a month is requir
ed ; alto an anneal muster from three to six
days. No pay is allowed except in actual
service; but members are exempt from mili
tary, road tax and serving on jury)
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, eaa be Cored by
aiffliaitteriag Dr. H tints' Golden Specie 0.
It can be glten In a cup of coffee or tea with
out rue knowledge ot tiie person tak lug It, ef.
fectlng a speedy anrl pcrmnneiit cure, whether
the patient ia a moderate drinker or an aloo
hoile wreck. Thousands ot drunkards have
oeen mads temperate men who have taken the
U!dun Specific in thMr coffee without their
unoniedgo, and to-day believe they miltdrink
vt of their own trc will. No harmful effect
i-tits from its administration. Cures guaran
Send fr circular end full particulars ,
A I Irets in 0011 fl f 'I'-c (I'M nn.v spiccirtc CO.,
- .Uee St.. Citxluttst .(..'... o.
The coming will be an intensel y lively
sporting season. Base ball, horse racing,
yatching, sculling and boxing will rage as
never before.
THAT HACKING COUGH ear be eo
quickly cured by Shiloh'a Cu-e. We
guarantee it. Poahay & Mason, aj'te,
- sa-
WHY WILL YU cough when :?hiioh's
Cure will give In nsdste relief. Fries
THE RICHEST HUMOROUS HOOK
(the Age is
SAMANTHA AT SARAT36A
by Jealak Allen's Wire, Ml Holly iweat all
laat seatont andd tht arnirl of fashion at Saiatosra,
and takes eff its foilits, fliruticna, low neek drctsing,
pugdora, etc., In her illimitable mirth-i revoking
style. The book it prtily ilhutraied by C pi er, tht
renowned artitt of "Puck . " Will e I tausieavaeiy
Price S2-60. KK1CXT AKKTS WtJiTHS. Ad
drew A. L. RASOBOFT A CO,, Pubs. Sai, Kiancis-oo.CsL
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BEST ADYIRTMNfi BDID1
III THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY,
Special basinee
no' !'
In Local
d cents
"tone iu cents per
additional Insertion.
line.
For legs! snd tran-tcnt tatverUsewaete
I 00 per squsre for tt.e first iiih r.loa sno
.A?.1? aquare for ewh auhstnnMat
Uaseniesh 4BI
Kates for other nl veu.m.i.t ntsrt
Known on application.
Boots,
making the
goods for
offer. We
Ptmn
CE
IIUU
or otherwise that
New Store.
Something Entirely lew in iltay,
We have came to stay, and will deal fas
SECOND HAM C0i9t
of sP kinds.
STOVES, TIM WARE, CRtCKifY,
GLASS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS-.
People who have heretoart, oeea aaaele
to sail or dtep-tfte nf articles will t)e wail
to call at our new store and rweeWe sash
or trfla for earn. We will seli aaw He sit
n hand at the verv lowest fignree, aad
you will do wvll before suvlng elsewhere
to rail ar the Mere occupies by Mr. KakSr
maa. We snJlolt yaor patronage.
FRAimilll & CO.
First National Rank
OF AI.lt t1, OREGON.
JISSVISBI... ...u 15
vioe nataoeat . s, B.
' eEO, E.CHAM
TRANSACTS A GENERAL I
ACCOUNTS KEPT auhjee. to i
SIOHT RXCHAXOE ami telegraph le wensfer, aoW
on New York. Sen Franeiace, OaJesga aad Peril s
OMMVMt
COLLECTIONS MADE on ftavesaste
MaacToaa,
Y JJ JrsM,W. eao.EesaMtsBi.Ais
L. E Dlms, L. Fters,
WLms E TiraaaiA,
J. L. COW i NT. j. W. Stj3tCK
Linn Connty Bank,
COWAN CUSICK.
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a General banking eatinesB.
DRAW SIGHT l)R.FTSo New York, Sea fVas
etaeoand Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MOcKY an approved seearity.
RKTEIVE deposits tabjeet to ebetk.
COLLECTIONS entrusted to ut will receive nreannt
tention. r
H. F. MERRILL,
aibany, - - - mm.
" EXCHANGE a K,w York, Baa Francis-e to
Portland, Or,, bought and told at lowest rates.
DEPOSITS received subject to check.
INTEREST allowed on time deposits.
COLLECTIONS will receive prompt attaiUoR.
Fire end Marine Insurance plated it reliable Ot a
peats
MILLER BROS.,
8DEALKR -
Fielfl, TegBtable and Flewer lit&i ,
IMPERIAL EGO FOOD,
GARRBSN TOOLS, FERTILIZERS, ETI,
SO Reread Street, Bet. Salsaea nvf TajrJev
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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