mm
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
rablUhed every Friday by
STUBS 4 NUTTIKti.
M 41 KM o F 'ITKia tveaaerral Ball I
ttriisOelhlN Street.
ritaae or suitsmiPTioN
leele copr, per year, In adranee f. 0
si i4;a oo, pr ywar. MMd ol yssr M
sluxl ,opy, tx month 1 Oft
tnls mpy, three month 0
ul number e
.(MiOKKHSIONAIi CARDS,
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNEY AT I AW,
-AND-
Notary Public.
t, Oregon.
OlTloe upstair, ovar John Brigee store,
st street. vl4n2Stf
J. K. WE ATHERFORD ,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
kTTOHNRY AT LAW,
ALBAMY, OBKGO.
iff ILL PRACTICt IX ALL THE COURTS Of THE
Yf Stele. SpeoUi Attention given to collection and
rbte aatltar.
pi)1t la O LI Polio' Temple 14.1
I. O. POWBLL. W. II. RII.YBC
POWELL BILYKU,
vTTORNRYS AT LAW,
And Solifitom in Ckifrr
4 I. It VI', ... ORROOlf .
OollsoMons promptly made on all point.
( nnit negotiated on reasonable term.
BsfOffloe In Foster's Brick.",
vUnlOtf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Counsellor At Lav
AND
"Votary Public
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice In all of the Courts of
.tits State. All business Intrnsted to him
rill be promptly attended to.
Isb W. CLARK
P ortrait Photographer.
Riflings hy appointment,
COPYING AND ENLARGING.
Twsedsle's Building.
ALBANY, - - . OREGON.
E. W. LAN COON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
and everything kept in a first class Draft
Store. Also a fine stock of pianos and
organs.
ALBANY. OREflOX.
POSHAY 4 MASON,
Druggists and Booksellers,
A (rants for John R. A 1 den's publications,
which we sell at publisher's rices with
f ostageadied.
ALBANY, OREtiOR.
A. PEUSHAW,
DRUGGIST,
stationary, Mat i tides, Etc.
rancnman cturcui t hied,
Open dsy and night.
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
I hare tbe best stock of urntture in the
efty and will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the city and the lowest price In
the
Valley. Come and
Undertaking,
a complete stock and can. give s.VMs
r ACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOODIN,
Aioany Bath Mouse.
fa g UNDgRSIUNID WOULD RgSPgCT
'ally lfortn tbs eitissnt of Albany and rl
i tUt tkat I havetakssflhargsofthii Kttebllib
aat, and, toj keeping- elsan rooms aad psria
riot itteatiee to basiates, sxpeeta io init si
oa who may favor us with tboir patronage
avtofSeretofora serried os nothing bat
rirst-Olass Hair Dressing Saloons
tptot ta iv satire iatifilon Is s!
ffTlMHtM sal Cisdiet' Hair nestW en
kneee4 JOl wipPW.
Physician and Surgeon,
Office cor. First and Ferry St reets,
ABANY - - OREGON.
for Infants
;sso well adapted to children that
I It as superior to soy prescription
I reoonimsnd it as superior to any prescription
oal
T. I
saiiiaaeBSS." a. A. Aacmta, II. D,
Ui So. Oalord 8L, Brooklyn, It
lsS
sfiSJniOT BR TOO HIC.HXT BECOJIMETiIlED. AM IT IM TBUJLY
A MARVEL OF THE AGE, and no household shonld be Without
It, It prevent aa well aa cures NKIK i IKE AN EH, CiOVT, SIIKI -If
ATIHM.URAVKI- and all HIDKEY IIHE AHEM, AFFECTED LIVER,
HBADAOHR, NAI NKA, BILE, WIND, IHDIGEMTIOM, CONHTIPA
TIOBf, DKABBHtKA and DYHE.VTEUY, IE VERM rind AGUE, MLEE1.
T ssalSMEMfe, LAMM ITU DE, FOUL BREATH, and every disease brouffht
oat or ajrravated by a disordered Htomarli. It is st apeetfle aaalnet
Cesttanieit, and an eflleaeloaa remedy fr sudden and severe COUCiHM.
UOLBS. AsTHJIA, the PILES), J A US I BICE, etc
It Puriflis th Blood, Cleanses the Stomach and Bowels, and gives the whole system s
Healthy snd Delightful Tone. There never was s Medicine for the Xursery equal to it, snd
brdag competed of herbs only, It ran be given sifcly t j Infants, It is s triumph in ruedirine
hsnalsss, ye; efBeaeioas. Invaluable in the family, ou the road, at the mine, at sea, sad
State
VOL. XXII.
A Little Sufferer
Clennsed. lurUlel, nnil llenull.
lied by lh uticurts Remedies.
II afford m pleasure to give you IhU reptrt of tit
our u( our Ikttl gran lihll.T by your t'utii-ur Kni
edle. When U mouth ultl hi UK hsnd titn to
swell and had 01 ) eppesrsnea el s largo boll, W
i 'i iced It. hut all lo no purpose. About flv inoa'ks
lurwrj It tnvAiup sruiu.litK or. Soon othr Mtr
formed. ll thit had two w( them 011 e-h baud, and
aa hi bkxxl hfuem mors ami mora Impure It took
lea tint for thorn to break out. A sore osam out on
th chtu, beneath th under Up. which was enr of
fensive. Ilia liead was oue eolld osb, dlschsnf In
grest deal. This was hla condition at twenty-two
luoiiUia old, when 1 undertook ts oars of him, hi
mother having died whan ba was s little mora than
year old. oteummmptlo.t (norofuta of count) II
oookl walk IliU. but oould not get up if he Ml
down, and could not move when Inked, having 110
uaa of hla hsnd. I lnunellstel,v otuiuencsd with the
tHiti, ur. Ratiiwlin.. utnjj ihe tntvurw imI lutUnir
.! freely, end when he bed Uhan one bottle of
thei'uttouis keeolveut, hla head waa oomoletely
ouret, ml he wa Improved In every way. Ws werv
venr anuwh it-.iir.l, and wMNiind th tte m the
KomiHitr for a year at.4 halt. On sore after an
other heeled, a houy metier tormina In each one of
these are deep one Jum before heallnv, which would
filial I v grow one and were taken oat ; then they
w..o!,t hral rwutdH Oueofthcee ugly boee form
tlon I preserv ed After taking a dnsen and s half
I kU lea he was completely cvfwtt, and la now at the
age of eix veara, a atrwag and healthy child. The
awn on hie bend must alwaya .t-nuJji ; hla band
are strong, though w on.e feared he would never he
able to um them. All that physician did for him did
him no good. All who saw the child before using the
Cu Ileum Kemedie and the child uow eoneider It a
wtrnderful ewe. M Ike ebo-e facts are of any ue to
yea. yoa are at liberty to use them.
May Jth, lsH6.
MRS. H 8 PBIOU8.
SIS g. C'ay St., lUoomlngtoa, III.
The child wse really In a worse condition tksa he
a i pew red to hla grandmother, who, being with him
eve'y dsy, became ar customed to the dlaesss.
MsUtilE IIOPPINO.
Cull cur Remedies are sold everywhere, Prie
fuUcura, the great akin cure, AO ets ; CuUcurs Soap,
an siiiite IwavutlBer. th ets ; Cut! cur Resolvent,
the New Bfoed Punflcr, 11. Potter Drug sad Chem
leal Co., Boston.
Beael for "las le Care Skla Bseasea."
sAfjN;, 8osir, pimply sad Oily Skin keautl
I I Ull fled by CuUcura.
BACK ACHE, WEAKNESS,
L'Wiio Pain. Horiee snd LsntencM
teedUy cured hy that nw, origin!.
e!c , -.ill and latalllbl antidote to sin and
aaWaaaSJasssaa, th t'uticur Ann nMS
Plaster. At Druggists'. SSe,
Red CrownMills
(SUM, LANNINO & CO., PROPR'S.
saw raocaas rxocs srrxsioa fob pamiubs
A Sin BABBBS CBB.
BEST STORAGF FACILITIES.
Kighoit ;Price in Cash fc
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
ING 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 bst
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
AUK NTH WAKTBD to U "KEVIN I8CEXCE8
of 0 TBABS la the NATIONAL METROPOLIS. BY
BEI PERLEY P00RE
Illustrating the Wit, Humor snd Eccentricities of
steal relet. 1 tic. A richly lllaslrateel treat
of Inner Society History, from "ys olden time" to the
wedding of ClsveUna. Weawerfally smpalar.
Agents report rapM sales. Address for circular
snd terms. A. L. UkM'UOVT at ., Pvbtiah
era. Ban Ersncisco, Cat .
c. r frnr.nm
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKF.S,
(Sncoasaors to 0. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iro?
Founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS AT.l,
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all Binds or heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines. Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds "'Iron
sad Brass Castings,
PtTTEK MASK Off SHORT ffOTMR.
pntal attention given to repairing ali
Kinds of machinery. Will also manufac
tare the improved Cherry A White firslo
Bsearator
and Children,
I Cattserla cores Colic, Constipation,
I Boar Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Mils Worms, gives sleep', and promotes dl
WltSotttuJorkms madksBaon.
CawrAoa OoaVAinr, 1M Pulton Street, If. T.
Wnwhinif ton.
(from our regular oorrstnondsut. )
AsiiiNii ros, April IHth, 1887.
Next inonih tho Nttiionsl 0pUul
will see more of th pomp Bad clr
cumstsiirc ot wr" tlian evpr before.
It la prottable too that the largest
crowd f vhltors that ever aaaomblpd
lo this sH will come to wltues the
most novel event that will take place
here during the present year. The
National drill will commence on the
-'3rd of May ami will cloae on the
30th of that month, De0sfrtton
Dty," with a grand comhiritlon
parade upon the brood, atphait streets
of soldiers from everywhere.
The North, South, Bast and West,
Lake regions and Qulf section! will
he represented hy their contingent f
sightseers as well as their cltlsen sol
diery who will compete for ihe prists.
May finds Washington In Its glory ;
fresh verdure, balmy sir and flowers,
aod military dixplay are always po
pular. The flare of brass band, the
phrlll piping fifes, Ihe "heroic voices
of the tugtes," the rattling drutaf,
Ihe burnished arms, brilliant uniforms,
prancing steeds, white city of tents,
ard flying banners always appeal to
the senses snd martial spirit of the
people.
The grounds fur the camp are the
monument grounds lying around the
Washington monument ; and the
drill ground is that level ellipse lying
just south of the White House,known
as the While L i This level plain
Is one half mile In circumference snd
stands will be erected around It on
which tn seat the spectators. Here
will dally be held the contests to
prove the excellence of the cavalry,
Infantry, artillery snd snisve ladles.
Every evening during drill week
there will be a grand brigade dres
parade, and on Governor's d".y and
Memorial day the entire army corps
from Gamp George Washington will
parade through the streets of the city.
Each evening also the grounds will
be Illuminated for promenade con
certs, and other attrsctlons which are
being prepared for the public.
Resides the $26,000 to be dlstrlbu -
ed in cash prizes, there will be gold,
sliver and bronxe medals, special
medals and plate trophies aud atands
of colors. Some of the companies
which are entered for the drill have
aid In advance that they have no
expectation of winning prises, hut
that they are coming flmply for the
recreation and pleasure of the trip.
Thirty-six States are already repre
sented In the apr Iications made for
entry, and yesterday one was receiv
ed st the drill besdqusrters from
Ditkota.
One very important feature of the
affair la tbe provision for board and
shelter for the Immense crowd of
visitors thatwlll como to Wsahlngton
fs a city of hotels and boarding hous
es. It was not crowded during the
Cleveland inauguration, although it
was estimated that tnere were then
two hundred thousand strangers in
the city. Washington often many
inducements for a week's visit, be
sides the National drill. It It hy far
the moat beautiful as well aa the most
lntrrestiog city In the Union, and
Arlington, Bladcnsburg, Mount Ver-
non, Harper's Ferry and many other
historic spots aro close by.
The action of the two military
companies In withdrawing from the
drill because of the participition of
colored troops In the contest, crested
. Hill S
no nine surprise among trie mana
gers. At first they wore dUposed to
credit the dispatches from Alabama.
When they were confirmed, Secre
tary DeLoon of the drill committee
remarked, that he did not propose to
criticise the withdrawal of the Mont
gomery companies, they had a per
fect right to come or not as they
pleased ; but regarding the admis
sion of the Virginia 8ale Guards, he
said that they are rocogniapd an1
regularly organized aoldiera of the
State of Virginia, and their right to
enter could not be denied under any
law, civil, military or moral. Gov.
Ie had assigned them places In the
military ceremonies' at the laying uf
tho corner stone of Richmond's City
Hall. Our committee," said he "Is
composed almost entirely of Demo
crats and of Southern men : but there
wan not the least hesitancy or delay
when the first colord company made
Its formal application.
The Montgomery Grey's and the
True Blues are the only organizations
whl?h have withdrawn, but in view
of be fact that colorded soldiery took
part in the Inauguration of President
Cleveland without giving offense to
any section, it Is to be regretted that
the admittance of colored military lo
a National encampment of volunteer
soldiery, Intended to illustrate their
proficiency in the manual of arms,
should be construed ag an impropriety
by even two companies.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 20,
APPORTION HUNT OK COUNTY Ht'HOOt
rt;Ni.
April U b, 1887.
No. of Districts reporting, 99.
N.i. tf pet son between 4 and 20 years
A700.
mount pro rata per op.t, $2.00.
Total amount apportion I, $19764. 85.
P
1 P,
1! 1 1
ill i
1 32 132 20 51 27 11010
2 57 198 20 52 163 473.80
3 68 226.80 53 29 126.40
4 89 281.40 54 41 156 60
5 740 1974.00 56 77 250.20
6 51 182 60 56 67
7 73 239 80 57
8 124 372 40 58 37 146.20
9 22 107.20 9 34 138.40
10 29 125 40 60 45 167 00
11 63 213 80 61 29 125.40
12 67 224 20 62 30 128 00
13 91 286 60 63 19 99 40
14 89 161.40 64 34 138.40
13 66 221.60 65 25 115.00
16 219 619,40 66 89 161 40
17 89 281.40 67 40 15400
18 66 195 6 0 68 37 146 20
19 47 172.20 69 28 122 80
20 70 232 00 70 37 146 20
21 31 109 85 71 34 138 40
22 56 195 60 72 10 76.00
28 26 117 60 7 3 69 229.40
24 48 174 80 74 98 304 80
25 61 208.60 75 42 159 20
26 79 255 40 76 42 169.20
27 33 135 80 77 30 128.00
28 59 208.40 78 26 117.60
29 37 146 20 79 25 115 00
30 26 117.60 80 60 806 00
31 44 164 40 81 75 245 00
32 71 234 60 8 2 41 156 60
33 31 130 60 83 35 14100
34 33 187 80 84 38 135 80
35 30 128.00 85 11 78.60
36 65 219 00 86 18 96.80
37 93 291.80 87 38 135.80
38 30 128.90 88 36 143 60
39 60 206.00 89 42 159.20
40 46 169 60 90 39 14 30
41 149 437 40 91 80 128 00
42 215 609.00 92 22 107.20
43 62 211.20 93 28 122.80
44 19 99 40 94 60 206.00
45 33 1 35 80 95 01 208 66
46 25 115 00 96 31 130 60
47 25 115 00 97 26 117 60
48 48 174.80 98 26 115.00
49 60 208.00 99 24 112 40
50 43 161.80 100 23 109 80
D. V. P. Rain,
Co.inly H hool Superintendent.
I'Klt-o s 1 1.
King Willi u hs b-en tio told by
fortune tellers that U would live to be
ninety-six ye trs oli.
Mr. Genres W. C olds will present
to tbe West Point Military eaUmy a
life sizi p tinting of Gen. Grant.
Gsn. A r.hs n D. Hasan, third as
sistant poitmaster gsneral,wbe has jest
retired to private life, was the first to
recommend the r ..imiioi of tbs postage
from three to t cents.
Mrs. Sally GUlette, of Buektsod,
, eelebrstd bar lOOto birthday
r can 'ly. SSe shook hsnl with 200
friends who called to oongratu'at bar,
and, it it said, "iVitnJ rata social pow
ers.
o
Msj r E. Burk, of tbe New Orleans
"Times-Demaora'," has jnst been given
sn estate io Honduras tbst will make
him one of tbe richest landed proprie
tors in tbe world. It is ISO miles long
snd 100 miles wide.
Anthony Btnio,nn of the late Pres
ident of Quetemslsds a student of Wnst
Point,nd youog Ztrala, the son of the
man who overthrew and ceased tb
destb of Presidsnt Barrios, is !so at
West Point,trd is biolaam.
C ilonol O. W. Norton.ci vil engineer,
who located the line of tbe Central Pa
cific through the si.n-r Nevadss, is tbe
origiostOf of a scheme thst will, if con
summated, sdd immeasutably to the
wealth aod prosperity of this country.
His idea ia to bniM a cnl 3fty miles
long, costing 1.000,000,tocariy water
from the Ofta snd Colorado rivers to
irrigate fbe alluvial land io tLis sec
tion. Colonn! Norton and John W.
Dorriogton, president cf the Mobawk
canal company, have matured the form
er's plan and have submitteo tbem to
a syndicate of capitslitte, who anqutli-
fledly indorsed its practicability with
an assurance rf ample financial eneonr.
ageueut. It is thought the canal will
reclaim not lest th in 180,000 acreH of
as rich and productive lnd at, there is
on the contiaent.
The Mark Lane Express,in a review
of the British grain trade during the
past week, says : 'Deliveries of native
wheat have been restricted. The re
mainder of the crop ou hand is now
supposed to he small and vslues are
hardening. Sales of English wheat
during tbe week will reach 36,967
quarters at 30c 10 J , against 49,954
quarters at 30. 10 1. during tbe cor res
ponding period last year. Foreign
wbeat is firmer, although inquiry is in
active. In Liverpool tbs market prices
are Id. higher. Quotations of wheat'
cargoes on passage sre nominal. To-day
wheat is quiet but steady ,nd prices are
rather against buyers. Flour is steady.
The United Labor party of Chisago
has divorced itself from the Socialistic
element. This is a split in the right
S5
cubiuus racTs.
Neither win,al nor brsndy baa ever
been manufactured in Japan.
Coy Ion la tba only English colony
that contributes snytbing to lbs im
perial navy.
f here sra said te be between 3000
!! 4000 pensioners of the United
8 stes residing in Gsrasuy.
fbe slave ttade flourishes- opt nly on
the Mtdagasear ooaet. Tbe slaves are
oaptured io tbe interior uf tbe ialsnd b
roots agents.
A GisSow marsh ant akd Quu
Victoria to aeeept j ihilee gift of a
seat weighing five tons, mads from tbe
milk of 8500 Canadian o s,hut aha de
clined.
A chelating villsge named I To r,
in tbe depat totem of Aideuhe in Franco
baa become unintiainUMe, owing to U,e
number of crimes, and tbe people have
migrated in a bsly tj mote peaceful
regions.
Tbe Kt ig of Denmark mWi bate a
soldier in his army iitless tbe unu has
a large and robust noes. Such noses
adteate firmness ucbaiacter, and tbe
oitetv-seveu men who eomtiose the
Danish army must Im d-?udd on to
repel all iavaeioa.
Daniel Miller, wbu recently died in
Chequers Township, fa., at the age of
103 years and eight mouths, are the
father o o n ch I Ire.i, tba grendf4tht
of 71, the grest-r nd father of 155,ai.d
tbe great-gfeat-grndfsl ge of 3
A faulty of Florida natives rees'.t'y
pasaed through Gaines vi(ie,four of whom
boys from sis to ten years oid, wore al
most ex.c ly the same aiaa snd w. tgh .
The father explained tbst wbee tl ey
Cams from the chills and f. ver were o
bad that tbs children stopped growing
whan they were about sis years .,lo.
During a severe storm remssjtlj at
Heels, Pa., large floeks ot eild semj
and docks flying northward were driven
doaru, and tLsn were attracted by the
light of the coke ovens. Many birds
fed upon tbe evens and fl -ond-nd
around, dazed by the light or singed by
tba beat.and about ten swans and twen
ty ducks were oaptured.
At last lbs Great Etstern is to be
emyloyed in tbe trad f.r which she
was constructed, voyages to A us r die.
Her pad ilea wilt I tsaso out si I
stronger engines will be put in, will
which tbey h tpe te get up a s;m, uf
twenty knots. Shs bad m I- f on '.sen
knots with bar old engines. To eeoom
pttsh tbe hopes of tbs new owners, 18,
ODD-horse power will be required.
Forty years ago aa old Isdy io Raid
w n, FIs., about to die.made ber child
ren promise not to bury bar body. She
threatened to baunt them if tbey did,
and so when ahe was dea I they pi seed
the body in a stout coffin -f Florida
pioe, placet it on tbe surface of tbe
groon I in ti graveyard, at.d built a
strong log M?n around it. Tbe log
bouse is in goo I o todition now, an I at
is tbe coffin within i.
GOOD SHOWING.
Brsdat rest's, a paper devoted to tbe
subjects of financ, industrial progress,
etc, bss secured reports from three
thousand points in tbe country with
reference to the number ef persons em
ploye I in the various industries of the
country and wages paid employes, as
compared with the number of persons
employed snd wages paid two years ago.
At tbe latter date, as reported by this
journal, wages of industrial employees
bad bean reduced throughout tbe Est-
srn, Middle and oeutrsl Western States
an average of 10(a) lo per oxnt., while
nearly 350,000 fewsr employees wore at
wotk than in 1882, when the proapetMtis
season, which began in 1879, a at its
heighr. It is surely worth knowing
that at this time therv are at least 400,
000 more industrial employees at work
than io 1885, and that wagita bare, on
the whole, together with full tim now,
as against reduce 1 hours of labor then,
brought the reoeipts of labor generally
to tbs level of 1881-82 In some in
stanoss thty bava been advanced stiil
higher
George William Brown, Chief Judge
of the Baltimore Supreme Court, was
Mayor of that city on the memorable
19th of tVpril, 1861. He is now ater
seventy )eats of age, hot at the last
municipal election wm the "tefotm
candidate for Mayor. H was defeated
by a smali majority. Though Mayor
Brown in 1861 wti uot opimaed te
secession, lie did all he c ml. I to pt stent
tbe Sixth MjsaacbuHLtc-t Regiment- ia
its disastrous march through tbe city.
Later in the war he waa imprisoned in
Fort Warren by the G iverrmeut.
Her Majesty Q lenu Victoria hits scut
a check far 100 to the Q teen's Hos
pital at Burmingham. Her Majesty
must be growing geuerou, as during
a M e s a .-n -v a a
tbe famine ot loou sne sent only oue
hour's pay to the feudal-stat ved Irish.
During the same period, a sea Lustres?,
who refused to give her name, entered
the Pilot office, Boston, and gave John
Boyla O'Reilly six months' sav ings,snd
when asked for bar nams.said : "G d
emocrat
1887.
HOW TO MAKE YOl'KHKI.K AUKKKABbK
Very tartly, if ever,yourg persons w
quire the ability to Converse with ease
snd fluency. This implies. 6. at of all.
W B) W
good idee,olarly sou sensibly i x press
cd. An euip'y mind never made s
good talkt r ; remember, "you caut.ot
drssr water out of an empty well.'
Next in importance is ttlf-pos sssion.
MSel(-posseseiou is nine HiiotS in the
Isw" of good bleeding.
A good yoice is sn essential of self
possession ss good ideas are essential to
fluent language. Tbs voice, from in-
fene.v, should be carefully trsined and
developed ; a ful', clear, flexible voice
is one of tbe surest Indies tints of geed
breeding ; it falls bite music on the ear,
snd while it pleases the )ietenar,it add
to the onfldsncs of its possessor, be be
ever so timid. One mtv be witty with
out being popular , voluble without be
ing sgrseabls ; s great talker snd yet a
giest b-trf. It. is wi-r, then, to note
csrefu ly the following suggestions :
Hi sincere ; be who hsnitually sneers
at everything, wil Uot only render him
self disagreeable to otbers,but will soon
oesae Ut find pb-asu-e in life.
Be frank ; a frsnk,open couatensnce,
and s cl-ar, chnery laugh, are worth far
msrr, even sucisliy, than "p. dsntty in
s stiff cravat."
Be amiable ; you my bide a viodic-
tire nature under a polite exterior for a
time,as a oat masks its sharp elswt in
vehet fat, but tbe least provocation
brings i ut ooe ss quickly ss tbe other ;
tll-ne'ured persoits sre always disliked.
Bi sensible ; society never lacks for
fituls. If you went elbow room "go up
higher."
Be cbeetful ; if yuu have ne great
trouble on your utnd,yon have no right
to tender other people miserable by your
long face ar d doiotoos tones. If yen
d you vi. ill be gem rally at oldest
But above all, be cot dial ; true cor
dteliiy unites all tie qualities we save
euumetated.
Ch-mbetlain charges :hst tbe follow
ers of Gladstone have allied tbsmselves
with mu whose I ends are stained with
h ood. He seems to think that tbe
Irish psttiots ihoold lie down aad per
mit themselves to be stamped on by
himself snd but Tory friends. When a
man defends himself agsinst a brutal
B'greasor, he does occasionally gat a
little blood on bis fingers.
'ea ,
Tbe Interstate Commt-rce Commis
sioner vary in height from the gigantic
Walker, who is ntneb over six feet in
height, io Judge C jo ley, who is only
about five f-et six. Conmisaioner
Brs;g is the typ:cet Southerner. In bis
dr. he evidently takes Attorney -Gen
atal G i land for a model. Commis
sioner Schoonmsker looks like a censer v
a i 'e buainnea ma. His features much
r-s -ruble Blaine's
What a terrible sourge to the coun
try is this "curse of Democratic admin
istratiou." Iira,Utrtet$ tells us tba
aggregate of receipts of wages by labor
ers is as high now as in tbe high water
mark year 182, and that there are
nearly half a milh .n more man em
ployed in our industries. Either com
mercial statistics or Mr, Blaine's pre
dictions are wrong. Both cannot be
right ; and io ibis case it is quite cer
tain that the figures uo not lie.
The Director oi tbe Miat has issued
a circular inviting designs for the riUt r
dollar and minor eoios of the United
States. An award of not to eacoed
$500 will In mid fir each aoaspted set
of designs.
What ' Pass Will Do.
The following account of how Wachita,
Kan ., was built up, I so good that we give
t in our local columns to show what can be
done byenterpriae and push
"We organized. We held almost nightly
meetings, and among the nrst things we
agreed upon was to hang together, and stay
by each other through thick and thin.
We had but one purpose to benefit the
place, knowing that if it prospered we would
all do well.
We advertised by hundreds of thousands
of circulars. We set lorth all our advan
tages in such a manner that stranger who
were led by our circulars to give us calls
were not deceived, but on the contrary
agreed we had not put it as strong as we
might
We thus got the confidence of the visitors,
who wrote back East te friends published
glowing correspondence in their own local
papers, and carried back with them wonder
ful
tales of this delightful southwest coun
try
And the newspaper advertising did double
the dutv. Our people made it a rule to ad
vertise in our local papers, and to ask their
friends to advertise.
We then subscribed for large numbers of
copies, with local advertising, and full ac
counts of our future prospects and great ad
vantages, and we found bv conversing with
parties who finally came here prospecting,
that the full advertising columns ef our pa
pers which they had seen, did more than all
else to impress them with the growth and
importance of the place.
We found that we could not overdo this
the more we paid out for this purpose, the
more were our profits. Every newcomer
was a customer to most of our stores, and
while their advertising paid to them rich re
turns, it served the double purpose to im
press the Eastern man who had an eye to
business, with the fact that Wichita was In
fact a rising town, and thus we have gone
on, until we have an added population since
I came here of over 30,000, and property
has increased in business places more than a
thousand fold, and in the country round us
the appreclati.n has been over 400 per cent.
Rev Editor, Brother, Clerk, J R N Bell,
P. E , of the Rosebarg Review will retain
ownership in that piper duting his connec-
NO 3!
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Etc
At prices never before effered in Albany aa
N. K. ALLEN & CO..
are the
ones that are
propose to sell
CASH AND PRODUCE
only, and will duplicate the pries given in any
Give You Prices
upon application by mail
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail orders solicitor!, and
plication.
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 rirst Street Albany,
Pateats SiraateB.
Patents gra ited to citlsens of the Pacific
States during the past week and reported cx-
prescly for the Democrat by C. A. Snow
& Co., Solicitors of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite U. S. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. C. :
H Albert, Crescent City, Cel., elevator.
J Fatjo, Santa Clara, Cel., sulphur sprfnk
ler. A Gaukroger, San Francisco, Cat. tank
bottom.
E Hoaford, Oakland, Cal , vapor bath.
D Lubin, Sacramento, Cal., clod crusher.
J McKeon, San Frandsce, Cel., pin rait
attachment for vessels.
E Remillard, Oakland, excavator and
grader.
E H and S Truax, Truax Land, W T.,
car coupling.
A P Whittell, San Francisco, CaUphotog
raphic apparatus.
Near Lincolnton, Cia., is a spring whose
waters are said to have the properties far
which Ponce de Leon was seeking when he
discovered Florida. As a proof that the
water is conducive ts longevity, it is said
that the inhabitants of a cottage near the
soring have all lived to a remarkable oid
age. The youngest person known to die
in the house wss on years old. Another
lived to be 95, another' 1 10, and tbe present
occupant claims to be 115 years old. It is
just possible the vhtue may be in the old
cabin and not In the spring.
Druakenaess, or Liqmr Habit, can be Carrel by
aimiaittariag Dr. Koines' Golden Specific
It ran be gh en In a cup of coffee or tea with
out ttte Knowledge of the person taking it, ef
testiest a speedy and yci nnmcnt cure, whether
the patient is a moderate drinker or an a co
lonic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have
is on mads temp-rat men who hare taken the
t; ildiMi Speclflc in their coffee without their
fcnon ledge, and to-day believe they quit diink-
int f their own fr-e w li!. No harmful etleet
-eU ts from Its administration. Cures tuamn-
-I Ret id for etreular snd full partlettiars.
' tress tu SoUld' see Uot wen M'scirtc to;,
;.- ,ue M l ii.th.m.1 . O...0.
An Eastern paper in perpetrating the fol
lowing shows how little it knows about the
Jfreat Northwest : The Indians of Wash
ngton Territory have an ingenious method
by means of which they kill a great many
deer in a short time. They take some old
blankets, well scented vith Indian, tnd
fasten them at short intervals upon the
bushes, making a long line of bushts so
covered Then taking in a large area of
timber, they gradually close in on the
frightened deer. When the animals h;ive
reached the line of the blankets they travel
round In a circle like a whirlpool, reins ng
to pass the line of blankets. This enables
the Indians to kill them as rapidly as they
please.
THAT HACKING COUGH em be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Fosbsy A Mason, ag'ts,
'0
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiio i's
Cure will give 1b mediste telle f. Pilss
TBE RICHEST HUMOROUS BOOK
if the Age is
SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA
by JestaB Alice's Wife, Miss Holly spent U
lust seasons aiuid the whirl ot fashion at Sarsto ra,
snd lakes erT its follies, flirtation, low neck dreed i,
pug does, ate., la her Inimitable mirth-pro v. k ng
atyls. The book is profusely illustrated hy Opper, t He
renowned srust ot "rucK .
STATE RluftTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BEST ADVETI8IHtr MEDIUM
IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY,
Special basines not ire. In Loee) ceJ
UD,I 104 cents per line. 5 cents esfh
additional Inserthm.
t,r ''H! and transient advert.'semer t
SI 00 per square for tbe flrat iiMenloa.an t
iV "fl1 Per srpasre fur each snbstoneet
laser Uor,
Rates for other advertisements mad
known on application.
making the
goods for
offer. We
or otherwise that w ii
New Store.
Something Entolj lew in Altai j.
We hsve some to stay, and will deal in
SECOND HANB GOODS
ofsllkinda.
STOVES, TIN WARE, CttCKEftY,
CLASS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING G0001
People who have heretofore eeen oaat.le
se or aispoae of articles, will 4a well
esli st our new store and reeetve sava
or trafle for same. We will mU nmw
you will do wll before snvine elawhere
the stare oocn pied byr, Zsker
man, e solicit your patronage.
M. FRANKLIN & CO.
First National Bank
OFkrAf.BBri or :;.
- - -
1 ifniitni WM B
w r 1 wiimi 1 p
$5
'"T- OEO. 1. CHABBI
TRANSACTS A OKXERAL hanktn? Hustaeea.
AOOOUXTS KEPT subject to check.
SIOHT RXCRAKOK snd tslerrsnht krsnsfw. sold
jKew Terk, Baa rrsoctaee, oaJVaaafSril .
(X)LLECTIOVS MADE on farorable Ssrsss.
MsacToss.
. R Torse. Sso g SsissaaaAi!.
L. B BtAw. 1,. Km,
Walts g Tt asstL,
J. L. COWAN. , J. W. e!j3lft
Linn County Bank,
COWAN A 0USHV.
ALBANY - si OREGON.
TRANSACTS a eensrsl bsnkinr kastasss
DRAW SIGHT OR arra nm ar v-i. -
etsenaml Portlssd, Oregon.
LOAN MO.VBY on approved ssearifty.
RBTKIVE depvdt subject to abeek.
COLLEOTIOVS entnuui,! . . -ill v
tention.
H. F. MERRILL,
ALBANY, - - - GRE6GM.
EXCHANGE oj lias Y..rk, few Frsaeo sa
Portland, Or,, boujrht snd sold st lowesv rate. $oBJ
DEPOSITS received raUjeet U check.
INTEREST allowel .in tin . lrA8iti.
COLLECTIONS will reeeiva preaapt atteaUes.
Fire and Marine Inuranee pHaed is reliable at.
passes.
MILLER BROS,
Field, Vegetable and Flower leeif ,
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD,
GARRDSIK TOOLS, FERTILIZERS, ETI,
es Keceaa Street, Bel. Salasea aad Tar las.
k ery where.