STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
rb i est every Friday by
STUBS & NUTTIN.
a u 41 K440t Ht K.-le Deiuerat tteildlsR oa
neaailalela atreet.
TERMS OK WmilllW
InId oov. Per r. In advance
H I
M
1 OA
stifle vtpy, par year, st tnl ol year,
i i if copy. iiii. . .
tairls ooy, lhr months
ufHi number
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. H. MONT&NYE.
T rOKNEAT LAW,
Notary Public
Obeny, Oregon.
Otnoo upstair, ow John Briggn tore,
hi etreet. vMn2Stf
J. K. WE ATHERFORD ,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALANY. WStKSiOff.
Sir ILL FRAOTloa IN ALL THE COURTS or THE
Vf Stats. Speetal atteuUon gtvsa to collections ami
e.;u m it tor.
i In OJd Felloe's Twik (14:1
S. O. POWItT, W. W. MLYBU
POWELL, & BILYEU,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Aid Soliftters ia Chancery,
tLR4MT. ORK01f.
Collections promptly made on all points.
Loan negotiated on reasonable termn.
rofflo In Foater's Brick.-
flWM
J. J. WHITNEY,
ittorney 4M Counsellor it La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice In alt of the Court of
. h la State. All business intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
L. W. CLARK,
Portrait Photographer
Sitting by appointment,
COPYING AND ENLARGING.
Tweedele'a Building.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
E. W. LMCDON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
end everything kept in a flrat-elaea Drug
Store. Aleo a fine stock of pianos and
crgana.
ALBANY. OREflON.
POSHAY A MASON,
"HJH,.l AS
ranv
Driggistsand Booksellers,
Agents for John B. Alden's publications,
which we aeil at publisher's prices with
postages Jed.
ALBAHY, OKEOR.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet rticles, Etc,
PIMCIIPTI01R CAEEFFLLT FILLED,
Open day and night.
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
I have the beet stock of urniture in
city and will aell
Mm
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
te the city and tbe lowest price In the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
a complete atook and cen give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
Aioany Bath Mouse.
r.II US DStlSiaSBD would respect
ally iform the eitiaeaa of Albany sod ri
i litvtktt I haye-aksDharaeofthis Establish
m.nt.and.by keeplox leaa rooms snd psjin
rlet ttteatlea te basiasss, expect to salt al
ssawbs way favor US with their patronage
te Htofor irrled no oothfnr be
Mrst-GWs Hair Dressing Saloons
ceeetS ee lvs sntire satlsfrtloa to al
n"!KHfse r) U1Im' Hair neatly v
s.ti ro wwbpsjr
DR. JeL. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office uor. First and Ferry Streets,
(A BANY - - ORFOOW.
O. 0 rrweaBT O B.PVKKSt
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKF.S,
(Sncceseore to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Millwrights, and Iror
founders.
W
E HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all kiods of beary work. We will
manufacture Steam Enslnee, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds f Iron
aad Braes castings.
WATTKBtMa Bl4a OR HHOKT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing ail
kinds or maonmery. win also manufac
ture the improved Cherry A White Or it?
Separator
GOOD for the cure of Constipation and Indigestion.
GOOD for tbe cure of Biliousness and Dyspepsia.
GOOD for tbe care of Bowel Complaints.
GOOD for the easa of Kidney Diseases.
GOOD for the cur. of Languishnesg and Weary. Back.
GOOD for the euro of Liver Complaints.
GOOD for the euro of Boils and Carbuncles.-
GOOD for tbe cure of PonI Breath and Sour Stomach.
GOOD for the cure of Sleeplessness and Irritability.
GOOD fox the cure of all Complaints.
VOL. XXII.
TO WHOM .
It May Concern.
Albany, 0R.,Mrch 9th, 1887.
St'lf preservation U the first law uf
nature. Among my old friend and
customers who hsvo been trading
with uie f r the last ton years, and
who still do the same and profit
thereby, some dolgnlng parly with
e .unity in Ids soul Is circulating the
report that letu tome one oho re
calved the sugar cod tract that was let
last week by certain buslnesa mau.
agera I am higher in prices than
others. Gentlemen, it was Impossi
ble for me to get the above cootnu t,
as I was not aked for a hid, why, is
best known t themselves. By cull
ing and ascertaining ray prices you
can Judge for yourselves whether
Justice h i been done to you or not,
and whether the prices of my goods
re not a W low? r than any other
house. In case that I should be com
pelled to give up my business on ac
count of the above,!" will be compelled
to become an r (Bee feker.
Very respect fully yours,
P. COHEN.
Red CrownMills
ISOM. LANN1N6 A CO., PROPR'S.
a aw raocaaa riots sur an to a tea rmiun
axn rakers earn.
BKST STORAGF ACUITIES.
Highest ;Pric in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seasoned lnmberjaths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON A WEST.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
First National Bank
Or.tMltM,
PreaMent
M.
.U
VUm PreaMent
a, k.
ny.o. a. citAMI
TRANSACTS A OEKERAL bwiktng
ACCOUNTS KEPT eaejeet te eneek.
SIOHT EXCHANGE and telemphis Wmnetar, aV
en New York, aan rraaetaee, laueage and PerfJ t
COLLECTIONS MADE on faroeable tenaa.
w. E. Yoowo, ao, E fa meat.
L. E Blaik.
L. Vuss.
Wautcii E TeassLL,
i. L. COWAN. J. S
Linn County Bank,
COWAN & CUSICK.
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a general banking bwrtseaa.
DBA W Hid HT DR A fTS oa Hew York. San Rasa
ewes sad renswa, Oregon.
LOAN MOtiEYen speeoved aaeerHy.
RRi'EIVE deposit anbjeet to ahask.
COLLECTIONS entrusted le us wlB reaeive srasapl
awasea.
Rass House.
. J. GIBLIN,
Proprietor.
Tnis hoimej is now open and furnished
with the best new furniture. Everything
clean sod ccmmndious, offering to the gen
eral public superior accommodations to any
in the city.
MILLER BROS.,
KDEALRR IN
Field, Vegetate and Flower leeli,
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD,
G1RR0EN TOOLS, FERTILIZERS, ETI,
OS Sreead Street, Bet. Salmon aad Tarter.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
nd for nw catalogue.
i STe
A PROGRESSIVE AGE ! 1
Women as Jurors.
THB FRANCHISE NOT REQUIRED I
Wisdom's
RQBERTINE
vs.
All Other Preparations
of a Like Nature.
Hi TRIAL TOR MERIT,
i Verdict in Favor of Wisdom's
Robertine Found Superior
to Anything of its find
Ever Discovered i
THE CUIM OF THE PROPRIETORS
FULLY ENDORSES !
fit J (if JoltawtHg ofimiam$ frmm Ike lead
img u iet y htdit Pmrtlamd, Sam Frameuee
and Chi ago :
"I have been prejudiced against all
mattes ia liquid form, behevieg, like many
others, that tbey alwaya contained aoene
harmful mitred tests, bat at tbe urgent solici
tation of a friend who wae asiog your Hob
ertioe, I tried it, and te any acrpriae and
aatiafaettoa it produced tbe meet charming
effect of anything I bad ever aeed, tear ten
tbe akin aoft and smooth. Robertine will al
ways form an important peri of my toilet.
Knowing it I consider it an indupeneahle ac
oeenory."
"I bayo aeed nearly erery prepaiation for
improving the complexion Vj be bad, aad !
can aay frankly Robertine suite me better
than anything 1 bare e'er tried."
"Having need your Robertine, and liking
it so well I have introduced it to my friend.
All pronounce it perfect."
"I have bid farewell te powders since
iog Robertine. Its powers are wooderfal.''
A lady ia San Francisco writes : "FUase
stud me one dears Robertine, but don't im
agine it is all for myself, but for friends who
have clubbed together. All hare lamplcd
mine, and say it is just lovely."
"Unlike any thins I have ever nsed, it
gives tbe complexion such a delicate tint,
and does not leave tbe skin dry aad rough.''
"It does all you claim for it. Its
virtues
will advsrtise it wherever known."
"In commending year excellent Robertine
I cannot refrain from mentioning the artistic
and suggestive design of the label, portray
ing innocence, parity and art, ail of which it
gives me pleasure te say it justly merits."
An operatic star known so well to Port
land bas spoken so highly of it that it is but
proper to quote tbe lady's testimonial among
others : "It is the finest preparation I have
ever used, and is a decided acquisition te a
lady's toilet." It anyone doubts the genuine"
ness of tbe above they can see the origina
by calling at tbe Pharmacy of W. M . Wis
lom, Portland, Cregon.
We could go on quoting from the friends
of Robertine until we had filled column stter
coluxa of the Democbat. but tbe above is
sufficient to show tbe universal satisfaction
the article is giving.
I'robably no preparation of its kind ever
introduced here 0( elsewhere has in so short
a time enjoyed such ao extraordinary sale.
Though it has been on the market but a few
months, its sale bag reached many thooaaad
bottles, and tbe demand Is steadily inoress
ing.
PERFECTLY HARMLESS !
POSITIVELY INVISIBLE
Wisdom's Robertine is sold by all leading
druggists throughout Oregon, Washington
Idaho, California and Britisn Columbia.
Price, 50 Cents Per Bottle.
MANUFACTURED BY
W. M. WISDOM,
Pharmacist,
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
F0SH1T & MASON, Agents.
ALBANY, Oa
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 0, 1887.
1 eorin,.
On Wednesday evening, Aptil 20lb,
t I ha tesi-Japos if Mr. Kinbon, tu
Peoria, occurred the marriage of Mies
Bovinoe AUerrtta Bamberger and Mr.
Arbuslua B. Diikseni laitb of this
place. At an early hour in the eenlng
Ike guests began to arrive, until to
spacious rooms of tbe large home were
tilled to overflowing with (be 1 1 iends
and relatives of tbe contracting pantee.
At eight o'clock to the tntuio t f tbe
wedding marob, played by the Meyer's
orobeatrs, tbe bridal patty, preoedeil by
iter. G. Bsmbe.wtth Miss Annie Siey.
olite, Miss Ftorenoe lronapiker and
F. L. Marmatiuke and J. A- le-lbrttrr
as attendants, took their position be
nsath a tastefully srranged itower of
evergreens, and plighted their rows of
allegiance for life. The bride looked
lovely in albatross and cream brocaded
silk, and nstursl rasas. Tba brides
maids were dressed in orsam none veil
ing, with flowers. Aftsr ths ceremony
the young couple were the recipients
many wishes for their happiness. Con
gratulations being over,tbe company eat
down to a splendid collation, such as
only those skilled in the culinsry art
know how to furnish. The presents
were numerous, and by tbrir value a'
tested ths astasia in which the bri.la
and groom are hs'd by their friends.
Ths happy sou pie left on Thursday for
an extended tour in the East, where
they will visit Washington and other
places of note. Mr. Dirkeo will, on
bis return, take charge of his father-in-law's
farm. We eatend to them our
heartiest eongratulattoits,and may their
days of bappinasw be many. Tbe fol
lowing is a list of the presents. Mr.
snd Mrs. Packet, Western CwtUge or
gen ; Mr. end Mrs. Jake Bear, maib'.e
top canter table ; Dvid Ore wse, bale of
barbed wire; Sheridan Smith, wicket
rocker ; John Barton, hsnging tamp ;
Cba. Msthewa, stand lamp; John
Pratt, silver pickle castor ; Mies Kitty
Goon, pair of towels ; Dr. Gaff, si.ver
nspkin rings; George Devi, plunb
album ; Miaa Kmms Johnwm,oraav piu
casbion ; Mist Maggie Jtibnson, bend
sainted tidy ; Mm. W. E. (Jit ben, 25
yards of brussels carpet ; Miss Ella
Cliogmso, out glass sugsr sad cream
hew I ; p. CMngman.work on etiquette ;
Mr. and M.s. Clingman,silvet oarveis;
Pass Gilliam, silver knivca and forka ;
Dave Gibeon. ember water set , John
Crewae, silyer teaspeons ; Rev. Bsyne,
family Bible ; P. L. Bsyne, plush mir
ror ; Mr. McNab, celery glees; Tone
Gannon, gold lined silver oup ; Jebn
MoBride, pi nab sofa ; Greg. Carter,
Rochester lemp ; Jamea Garrett, fair of
eogravtoga ; Mrs. Klleoore Porter, cut
glees tnmblets ; Perry GarUr.embriaaed
silrer cake backet ; B. P. Ztggler,
decorated fruit s-t ; Mejor Jobneon. oil
peicting ; Joe. Hawkina.bed rpiead.
Tin: count LINK.
When Senator Sherman was 00 his
Southern trip a few weeks ego, be left
a Birminghsm botel because the pro
prietor refuaed to allow ooloied people
at hi tables. 8 far, to well. But
then Mr. Sherman, with much fuice of
argument and heart of feeling,daeounc
ad this "Southern outrage" snd con-
damned tbe Boutbouism of the hotel
proprietors, who instated on maintaining
tbe color line in a form especially re
pugnant to the enlightened sentiment of
the present day.
But d-Hta Senator Sherman Insist that
the c dor Una shall be obliterated in bis
own Stale ? It is alleged that in Ciw-
einnati no reeanran or hotel admits
colored people, except aa waiters snd
servants. A colored attorney of WiU
miogton, Ohio, while in OttStaaati
recently was refused tba ptivilege si
eating at one of the prominent reaiau-
rants of that citv cn account of hie
color. fie brought suit before a Magis
"
trate and jury, recover!, $25. and
costs. A a an incident of the tital the
testimony revealed tbe fact that no
inoinnsti restaurant that catered fir
the custom of the whites admitted col
ored S6tde.
The public would like U know wlnith.
ar Senator Sherman is igoorent of ibia
condition oi ibinga it the chief city of
his own B ue And if he knows all
about it what d JtM be do when in Cin
cinnati ? Dues he avoid hotels aod
restaurants and put ep with some lib
eral -niiudt-d pi i vale citizen ? And is
there any speech of Sen iUr Sherman's
1 ... . . . .
en record dennunctne this violation of
and restaurant keener, of Cincinnati ?
To U, jn.. o.,o- au
that, what is trood ssnc. for tha Al.b.m.
goose in the matter of civil rights is
good sauce for tbe Ohio gander t There
is a faint but well-deHne.I In
some qusrters that even on his favorite
hobby that of equsl rights regardless
of oolo. Q 4o.au . -a .
ua uin w k . in ii n iii ii i ea v a ri i ai m t. ri n h
- ----- -w v f . uu aj v vt i ia w
inconsistent.
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.
Missions, $5,000,000 ; public sd VIC
tton, 185,000,000 ; sugar aod molasses,
$150,000,000 ; boots and shoes, $196,
000,000 ; cotton good, $210,000,600 ;
lamber, $233,000,000 ; woolen good,
$237,000,000; iron and steel,$290,0n0,
000 : meat, $300,000,000 ; tobscco,
I $350,000,000 : bread, $505,000,000 :
liquors, $900,000,000.
Two thousand one hundred and
twenty-eight feet pur second was tbs
initisl velocity of the 1800-pouud pro-
jsetile fired twice with 1000 pounds
powder frojs the new 100-ton gun in-
tended for tbe British ship Ben Bow.
MssWssWlaWsl
ADORIdMM.
tf the rttats Ceatral Oeataitttee of the Prohi
bltory A mend went Iagee to the Voters
of tbe Ntate of Oresjon
fallow Citizens : In accordance with
tbs expressed wish of man) thnusenn1
of I be people i Oregon, tbe Legislature
Of the Slate ha ordained that tbe ques
tion of tbs adoption of tbe following
emsndarnt to the Constitution of tbe
Slate shall be submitted to its legal
votes at a special election to be held on
the lib day of November next.
ARTICLE 19.
Hstcrio 1. The manufacture, sale,
of giving away.or ths offering to sail or
give away, or the keeping for aale of
say spirituous, vinous, malt, distilled
fermented, or sny intoxicating liquore
whatsver is prohibited in this State, ex
cept for mtdtcinal.scieutitTr, or tueehan
ical purfioase.
SECTION 2. The Legists tivs Assem
bly shall provide by law In wttat man
ner, by whom, snd st what ptsces such
liquors or any of them shall be ins: u
factored or sold or kept fur sale fot
medicinal, scientific or taechanioal pur
poses.
Sxcriox 3. This amendment shall
take effect and He in full force in s x
months from the date of its retitlcetinn
by I be electors.
Section 4. The Legislative Assem
bly shall without delay psss stl nacre-
aary laws with sufficient penalties nee.
eesary to enforce this amendment.
In submitting I bis amendment to tba
voters of (he 8tete at a special instead
f a general election, the Legialatuie
wisely dieengaged it from all quasti n
f party pJitice, so that no Issue in
volving detriment or advantage to any
political petty as such is before the
people, but solely the right and cxpl-
tney uf making this amendment a par.
o the "S'ipreme law" of the 8 ste.
Whether tbe Amendment, if adopted,
will lie tnede effective by laws paused
by tbe iVgie'ature ; or whether such
laws if enacted will prove sufficient for
be end proposed ere quest ion a not now
set for decision. Tbey will heve their
place and their time. Itabo-ald n .t now
be doubted that, if the majesty of taw
solera uf tbe S'e'e deolsra in favor of
this Amendment, fc'ia Lidetore will.
in aceordety wilh that declaration,! J
in c .:. funnily srt h tbetr wo oa!bs of
office, peas such laws as tho amended
Constitution will damadd.
Tbe rffiebaoy ef such laws when
psset d, and their bicding effect on ike
couaetenees aid aetlooe of tba people,
will dep-nd mainly, on two quest tons ;
Fust : Will compliance with s eh
laws tend to tbe good of tbe people as
a whole ; and
Secondly : Will they inflict injury,
ar involve buidena acd resttioiious on
tbe peisons and property of tbe people th its evils. Every effott to mske cf
not demanded by the greatest good of feotive legislation fir such purpose bas
.be community.
That voters will he largely influenced
for or sg.icat this amendment by any
consideration other than lb t t the
s ; - M " a e
g1" " community si
Ur4T d, n V'1 oursaleas fur a
oment to believe.
It would seem an unjustifiable ira-
peach nient of Ameticfn citixenship to
--i1 ""mo to be capable of cast-
t..g bis vote on any other basis than
thta.
r cannot u"o:,'u ttil 1,,WI-
lion ' . 'iar gu'.ci for
- - .
legialation, but that it ia a subject
hose relation to all pubho interests is
nuch aa imoerativelv to demand the
moat repressive and prohibitory enact-
r--r--
in ante, under the 100 t solemn and do-
ciaive forms. If any are in doubt noon
this oueslion. it xeetns unlv neueaaai v
to outline some of th wrongs and
arisaee met tne iiq-ior tramc mnicts and
I a " . a s a ea a
Pretuatea to remove such doubt.
It ia desttuctive to the health, char
acter, and morals of the community.
It is ruinous to mary who are weak
in bodv or mind.
It is dangerous to young aad old ;
but offers special temptations to
tbe
m a
voans-
?u
It.... 1 . . ,
it is tne aouraa unit i.tiintain neau 01
D0 aUWW CrlDnJ-
. 1 . .
It involves tbe HUte in an outlay tor
1 w . o. .
Uudi. Vlriz, police, jails, ssy-
ltun nd panitan'uries utterly oot of
Pr0Prfc",n t0 e so oalled revenue .de-
ved Trom It.
I T. 1 i .ft .1 . 1
At aem,U(1 n ojntinue to ao-
10 tncreastog numbers, victims
from everv eommunitv and we niirh
-
i m j
ftom svery family in tho land.
It sails around it tho ciitninal, the
a. a
vicious, tbe law-pppotig and law oe-
fying elements of the body politic.
It lays its hand on every cotrupting
iniuence in politic and remorselessly
tises tlat influence for its own support,
tegsrdless of all the sanctions of right
and all the sasrednesa of life.
It degrades those who afe engaged in
it, making many of them entirely unfit
for the duties of citizenship, and inc-tp-
ablb of meeting its true aohligations.
It associates wi'h itself, snd is large
Iy responsible for tbeir public existence,
gambling, licentiousness, and all forms
of of social vice.
And, if there be any other fot m
' evil, any other character of public
tmumi
wrong, it will tie found closely allied to
the liquor traffic as is now carried on ia
our land.
Under ibia impeachment of the trsffic
we can ooneeivn of no good reason, no
just plra for the ronti'.ntd. existence of
the traffic under the license, snd shield
ed by the sanction of law. If it must
exit "ttbbli we do not concede it
should only xist contraband of law,and
with tbe brand of public disapproval
and legal outUw.y upon it. Has not
the lime fully come to apply to this
deadly, festering sore in ibe community
the surgeon's knife of absolute extru
sion, the clean cautery of abolition ?
Milder remedies are exhaooted in
vain against it. Tbe softer sgendec of
Good Templet's Lvlges, Women's
Christian Ucionr, tba Christian Cbuich-
es have failed to effect a cure. The
home hes protected in vain. What is
left to a ieopl. that have so lo?g suf
fered the burden of all lbs wrocgS that
this traffic hag heped upon them but
to pronounce the deoision of etaolule
lege! prohibition against itt
Aad why not t Tbe laws to-day for
bid aad punish the very Crimea, such
as gambling, dtunkennees, obscenity,;
lewdness, murder uf which this traffic
is the prolific fouatsiu. Tbey ere pro
hibited in lew, though they doexiatin
fact. Why, then, should ,iot that ftom
which tbey so generally spring be also
prohibited in law ?
Is it because tbe community has no
right thus to protect itself ? This none
will claim
Is it lcause individual Interests may,
poaeibly, suffer, and personal liberty
may, in some eeea, be made to yield to
tbe public good I This is ia the vary
nature of Uw, and if, in anv ease, ft
were ever justifiabl e it surely is justifi
able here. Law must hoi I tba balanew
firmly between personal librtty and
public good ; bet wren advantage to tba
eommuuity and tbe priva'e tights of
tbe individual. And if it should hap
pen list, in adopting the Prohibitory
Amendment, some j eraon's 'rigbt" to
inflict an it jury upon tbe poblio should
Da restnre d, u should be remembered
t'1- (hat person is himself a member of
be community thus attempting to pio-
Seat itself from the wrong of hie deed,
sod that he MS b-tve no just right to do
public wrong.
Tba liquor u.th atande condemned
bef re tbe tier of public opinioa. Die-
Unctions sought to be made between
tbe veiioug branches of the ir.ffiV, fsii
utterly to ekow more than that tbete
be grade eod degrees of evil haw
fluenoe and eff. et in i. Tbeadvocttea
of high license bee had ao open held
Vom 187S to 1887 to j aaa lawa to that
aasl to demenstrato the; high IU
canae wid fasttHst the traffic anddituin-
failed. S m of tba atrongnst deuuoci-
ationa of tbe evils of the liquor' traffic,
and its allies, hive proceeded from the
aame aourcee whence is now flowing op.
' 2 .. 4L a s .a. .
poeiuon vo sns passsge ot u institution
-1 Prohibition.
But no friend of prohibition has fail-
al to auppoit by vote and influence in
ibe lecialstnre every measure hereto
proposea to regulate or restrict, the
defeat of such legislation doea not lie at
-be door of those who are now appeal-
w w" vrgon 10
UonstuuUonal A me a. J meat. Ins con-
ceded mat many trienos of temperance
1 aaa. sa . av. ... at . -aa
do not believe that Constitutional Pto-
bibttlon la tbe beet remedy for the
-
wrongs reauhing from the liquot traffic
But, to demonstrate that Ci8titutlon-
al Prohibition is deairahle, wise, and
practical, and that it cin lie made ef-
feet ire, to show th.tt it baa resulted,
whatever boueativ trietl, in immense
material and moral benefit to the com
tn unit v, to call as witnesses, officials,
statesmen, ministers of religion, Journal
lata, and writers, whose names are
know, whose characters are tespeoted,
whose testimony demands and will te-
ceivs credit throughout Oregon, to ap-
I pa loine ciergy 01 an uranvnee 01 mo
lr s
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s auamaruw in mw war, unng iu
bear on the vote.S of the Stat all in
fluences sppealing to aelf-reapect in tbe
individual, snd regard for the growing
youm oi inn otate are tne aim, auu
I III L. iL. l e iL. T ...Uit.:
win oe ine war oi rremoi io y
Amendment liSague. Ibetr desire is
to o conduct this OamDStso that no
complaint can be justly prdVred
againat the temper and spirit of their
I I
worsr.
Those who have enlisted wt.l go
through this campaign to the eod. The
veteran and the recruit will vie in Cour
(age until the final day. No oouuty, no
town, no precinct shall want literature,
speakers, canvassers of strong oonvtc-
tions and earnest hearts. Sacrifices
J will be called for tbey will be made.
Opposition will be roused bat it mut
be overcome. Arguments must be
- vivid, real, strong, and every aid must
be gathered in trm those whose eyes
I are opened to inform, instruct and in-
spire the doubtful.
off No light work wassailed fcr whsn
ltbl Legislature of Oregon submitted the
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Dry Goods,
Shoes, Groceries, Etc
At px ices never before offered in Albany an
N. H. ALLEN & GO..
are the ones that are
propose to sell goods fori
CASH AND PRODUCE
only, and will duplicate the price3 given in any
Spring Catalouge in the State. We propose here
after to talk to point, and
Give You Prices
upon application by mail or otherwise that w il
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail orders solicited, and samples seat upon ap
plication.
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street Albany,
Piohsbitory a.mndment to the people.
Tbe work, tbe 1 (T r, lung, strong atid
determined, is for us. The issue is
with God.
Our appeal to the voters to this state
in behalf of t hi a Amendment is metis
r,n no mere political or party grounds.
Tbe occasion ia ton momentou an.i the
issues involve! far too great for that.
But for homes desolated, for citizenship
Corrupted, for humanity degraded,for a
country whose best life ia imperils 1,
hose future can only be assured by the
prevalence of right sentiment and the
rule of right law, we ask them on the
8 h day of November next, to ingrsft
into the constitution of thie State the
"Prohibitory Amendment."
To- lease of tho Otegon Railway &
Navigi-i n Company's property to the
Union Paoitio Railway Company,
through tbn medium of tee Oregon
Short Lne Railway, which is controlled
by tbe Union Pacific,waa signed Mon
day. The terms of tbe lease were sgrend
to in November, but many obstae'es
prevented the accomplishment of the
scheme. Tbe last one to be overcome
was the hesitation of President Adams,
of the Union Pacific Company, in regard
to tbe positive guarantee provisions of
bis lease by tbe company. Tbe agree
ment is ou bonds, snd dividends uf six
per cent, on the stock far ninety-nine
j ears. On account of leeal hindrances
the lease is made to the Oregon Short
Line Company, bet the Union Pacific
guarantees the prompt and full per
formance of all the conditions of the
covenant.
Ornaksansss, or Honor Habit, can be Cared b r
administering Dr. Haines' Golden Specific.
It can be alien In a cup ot coffee or tea with
out tne knowledge eAJbS person taking It, el.
fectlng: a speedy andylrnmnent cure, whether
the patient Is a moderate drinker or an aloe.
lio.ic wreck. Thousands ot drunkards have
i-een mads temperate men who have taken tho
U tidaa Speciae lu their coffee without their
MitiA-ltMlfte. and to-day hellcve they quit drink
n? of their own fr WW. No harmful eftVcS
-'i.ts from Its administration. Cures gunran---.l.
Send tor circular and full particulars
t trees m Qnundtnee (Joi ik. t-r.cir.it Co..
'. i .uce si., t ikvlnnat-i c.o.
Remarkable Offer.
Ths Democrat. 2. 30
Naw York World 1. 30
Fins Hwtort or thr U. S 3. 50
American Farmer 1.30
$5.50
And cheap at the price ; but we offer t te
four for $3.25, giving s remarkable bargain.
Drop the A merican Farmer and yen cm
have tbe three remaining for S3. Drop t is
World and Hietery and yon can have t te
two ethers for 12.25. The history i a 3. JO
page book nicely bound, aad is worth tie
egnlar price.
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BEST ADTOTISINO MEDIA..!
B TEE WILLAMETTE VALLEY,
Special businea notices in Local eej
nmne 10 cents per line, ft cents esfih
additional Insertion.
For legal aod transient arJveri'aemer t
It 00 per square lor Ibe flrat insert ton .en '
50 cents per so, u are for each eu bate nam
insertion
Rates for other advertisements made
known on application.
Boots,
making the offer. We
The Prinvil;e tfete is to be enlarged
soon. Tbe .Veto is a ap:cv, neway, re
liable decent psper.
Patent .raaie i.
PatenU gra ited to citizens of the Pacific
States during the jxist week and reported ex
pntely for the Democrat by C A. Snow
& Co., Solicitors of American and Foreign
Patents opposite V. S. Patent Offke. Wash
ington, D. C. :
J M Thompson, San Francisco. Cab,
mining car.
J Pettinger, Santa Barbara, Cal , wheel
and axle.
F Reisner, Eugene City, Or key faatner.
F Jackson, Oakland, Cel., stove or range.
LT Chu, San Francisco, Cat., Chinese
lantern.
C C fJarter, San Francisco, smoke con
suming furnace.
R R Burrows, Potter Valley, Cal., beet
puller.
L Borland and T J Parsons, San Francis
co, grain drier.
Van Cleve, of the Vaquina Past never
will quit his tad trick. Here is bis latest :
County Clerk, Bush Wilson, and family.
have located on their ranch back of West
Yaquina, for the season. Brother Wilson
called on us Tuesday, and we spent the
time most deliehifullv discussing farming:
,and siock raising in the light of the latest
scientihc development. As both of us held
full hands m the discussion of these topics,
what one didn't know the other having for
gotten, time tied on silver wings. The fact
ts, wnat we uon t know about these impor
tant matters misrht be sold at auction on a
rainy day and bring the top price, while
Bush, by gracious, tell you what's a fact, in
hgurcs and solid argument, he's a tower of
strength himself, b'jerscy.
New Store.
Something Entirely Hew in llbaif ,
We have cmte to stay, and will deal fp
SECOND HAND GOtDS
of arkin.K
STOVES, TIN WARE, CttCKKY,
CLASS WARE AND
FURNITURE
People who hsve heretofore eeen enable
to sell or ei--pi of articles will e writ
to csll at our new store and reeeWe seek
or irarte for same. We will seli new steels
on hand at the very lowest figures, aad
you will do well before buying elssws era
to call at the stare occupied ly Mr. ZakeTr
m. We solicit your ptronge.
M. FRANKLIN & 60.
THE RICHEST HUMOROUS BOOK
of the Ace is
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by .1 its la h Al lea's ir, Mit Holly gfast a1
lust soMonn tnuid tha hi;! .(ftshin st Saratov,
sad takes off its follios, flirUtieits, Uw neck dretst
UrsM A. I.
Co, Csl
UK'S
pugi ya, aic, in nQr ituautabls nitrtli-provck u
Btylo. The book i profusely iilustrsteS by 0per, th
nmownel a tist of "Puck . " Will set Isasaesuetv
Price t2.50. SMHUT ACkMTS WATSk a.i'