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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16
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OLD,
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AND
TRUE.
People are settIng aeqnaInted-and those who
are not ought 20 be-Wlih the wonderful merits nf
that great AmeEAeza Remedy. tho
MEXICAN
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FOR MAN AND BEAST.

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until now Il enclrcies tho habitabie giobe.
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Mexican Mustang I.lnlnient Il put up In three
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Asa III. Peterson, Of Lebanon, Linn
County, Oregon, has made an assignment
Of all his property to the undersigned as
Assignee for the benefit Of all his credit
ors, and all creditors Of said Asa ii. Peter
son are hereby required to present their
claims, under oath, to said Assignee, with
in three months from the date hereof, at
his law Office in Albany, Linn CoHnty,
Oregon.
Albany, Or, January 5, 1885.
]. X. WEArHERBORD,
23w6 Assignee.
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dseq WEEK in your own town and 40 capital
sDOO risked. You can give the business trial
wit hout expense The best opportunity ever offered
lar those willing to work. You should try nothing
else until you see for yourself what you can do at the
businegs we Offer No room to explain here. You
can devote all your time only your spare time 70
the business and mako great pay for every hour you
work. Women make as much as men. Send for sps-
cial private terms and particulars which we nali free
s5 OUTFIT Don't complain ef hard times while
you have such chance Address II. HALLEIT. q
CO., Portland, Maine. syt
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FARM FOR SALE.

John w. Cleayer advertises his farm for
sale, comprising Gao acres, VOL improved,
situated on Peterson's Butte, Linn county.
For further particulars inquire at this Of
fice or Of Fox, Baum & Co., in this city.
v14n2Stf
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REEsOgAL.


Do not forget that Haf-
fenden Bros. have re-
moved to the brick store
formerly occupied by p.
@. Harper & Co., nearly
opposite the Odd Eel
lows Temple, where can
be found one Of the larg-
est, finest and most ele-
CANT stocks Of staple and
fine Groceries in the
country.
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When IS there a 9eater satire ulen
man than IN chess. where the queen has
70 80 tie y.orsS aad The King Is TO lie
protected.
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fstSEE8-a EsrEzE OF THINGS Tsf.r
AK u4E5 70 FIND.
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\ man who will retain from call
ing his-ffiend's speech ashhappy ef-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16
gE WORK SHOPPING I

Everybody delighted with the tasteful
and beautiful selections made by Mrs. La
mar, who has never failed to please her
customers. New Fall Circular just issued.
Send for it. Address
MRS. ELLEN. LAbfAR,
l55d 81 Broadway, Now York
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Clte 9euI0trat.
ATTEnrTs an WIT.
womaa's wriies--Fostscripts.

ATTERrTs AT WIT.
womaa's wrises--Postscripts.
Butcher shops are Joint concerns.
Winter comes when antemnlsaves.
Tho best thing oai-X8 hehing
tooth.
Poor servants are sues serviie erea-
lures.
The latest thing in front door. locks
Might keys.
A wonn ia the chestnut Is worth
two in the mouth.
Can making false hair be described
as switch-crdftS
What fsh is most valued by hap-
py " ife? HERRING.
Domestic magazines-yyivesf Nho
blow up their husbands.
Why are stockings ike dead men?
Because they ore men-ded.
It is nlce to be handsome, bat a
great deal handsomer 10 be nice
a poet speaks Of s.the voice OF the
grave" rs probably the graves
voice.
4 man may suffer without SHINING
but 4 man cannot sin without suffer.
ing.
Where card players disagree, them
they should pour Hoylc on the.
troubled waters.
When there's smoke there's. some
fire, and very often mighty poor
cigar. @
What IS better than presence OF
mind in 8 railroad accidents Ab-
senee Of body.
Whisky IS the key Is. wh.cd
many gain entrance info ogF Pr,kors
and alIn s'ioa~eS.
The mosquito no longer plays his
eoroaet. lie has what tnu -icta ans call
a frozen ii2.
sNFamen make toler,l,le wives, =
says the london H6r5E Fraat will
make better ones?
The NAN who doubles his torn too
often viii eventually esnerec from
the llttie cad Of the horn.
When IS there a 9eater satire ul.sn
man than in chess. where the queen has
to 80 tie y-oifS aad The King Is TO lee
protected.
yztSEEB-A xsEEzR OF rssTses Tr..-
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sAz
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fort"
A pencil that IS always in the first
pocket you put your hand into
a man who has been a fool some
time during his life and knows
enough 10 keep tho knowledge of II
20 himself
A married m2a who does moi
think all the girls envy his wife the
prize she has captured.
n married woman who never said.
''No wonder the girls dynIt get mar.
ried nowadays; they ara. altogether
different from what they were when
/ was a girl" "
a woman Who remembers las;
Sundays text, but Is unable II speaE
understandingly of the trimmings on
the bonnet Of the in the next pew il
froai
An unmarried lady who never had
an offer.
\ packet knife that is never 4sil
them other pants. -
4 mother who has never said. 81
would rather do it MYSELF whef
she should have taught her child t,
DO that thing.
A child who would not rather ea
between meals than at meals.
Il person, age or sex immateriaI
VINO does not experience a hush o
pEi1e upon being thought what he. fl
not and may never hope to be-
4 singer who never complains OF
Geld when asked to sing.
n woman who, when caught II
her sccond-best dress, viii nalxe n,
apology for her dreadfal appearance
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The nan who dOuaies his horn too
Often viii eventually emerge from
the little end Of the horn.
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For Sale.
A Splendid Farm.

0nn ACREs-aOo in cultisstlan. It
OOOB is we'll fenced and otherw ise well
Improved. 200 acres is the best of farming
land. Good house, barn, and all NECESSARY
improvements for an excellent modern
farm. Ne WHITE LAND on the place. Il is
situated ] 10 miles west of Albany--fhe
great agricultural center Of Oregon For
terms enquire at the place of
vJea1tf -. HATCHER.
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siFamen make toleribIe wives, =
says the london E0nf. F-aat will
make better oaes2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16

A pencil that IS always in the first
pocket you put your hand into.
a man who has been a fool some
time during his life and knows
enough 10 keep tho knowledge of II
20 hfnsaIf
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SheriTs Sale.

II a. c.scaa Court q -.le ssrie ef 0reI,.f ior
Linn Comfy:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16

A married mza who does not
think all the girls envy his wife the
prize she has captufed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16

The fliss7Eito no longer plays his
eoroaet. lie has what tnu -iriasis call
a frozen ii7.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16

Whisky IS tho key by wh.eh
many gain entrance info our Prizo1s
and alm shoa>eS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16

What IS better than presence OF
mind in 3 railroad accidents Ab.
seaee Of body.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-16

When there's smoke there's some
fire, and very often mighty poor
cigar. s-
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Fox, BAUM 6 %
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4 man may suiIer without SHINING
but q man cannot sin without suffer
ing.
Where card players disagree, them
they should pour Hoylc on the.
troubled waters
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25
RAILROAD MEETING.
LIBERTY, Miss, Sept. l3, lss0.

LIBERTY, Miss, Sept. l3, lss0.
A mectingo the citizens of Amite coun-
ty was held in the courthouse this day
for the purpose of calling an organization
of the corporators of the Liberty and
Mississippi River Railroad Company.
Col. NJ Jackson was called to the chair,
and w. +. Love chosen Secretary.
Col. Nelson read and explained por-
tons Of the charter granted by the last
Legislature for the building Of a railroad
from this point to connect with the
Mississippi river.
Col. Galtncy moved that the Secretary
of this meeting be instructed to call a
meeting Of the corporators Of said com.
pany at as early q day as practicable.
Judge Lyons, of the Clinton e. Port
Hudson railroad, being present, was
invited to address the meeting, whichho
did in a short but well timed and ap-
propriatc speech, clearly setting forth
the benefits that would be derived from
such road, and a rough estimate of its
cost. Judge Lyons stated further that
should the road be run to Clinton he
thought he would be safe in saying the
people of Louisiana would meet us on
half way ground. All We had to DO was
to make an effort and they would assist
us: and that such soad he blicved,
would be on a line with the great West
ern Pacific railroad to I've built at6 no
very distant day.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
NJ. JACKSON, Chairman.
w. +. LOVE, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25
NEW ORLEANS LETTER,
Editor Capitolian

Editor Capitolian
MY DEAR OLD FMEND-I have not
taken much interest in events, of late.
Like Micawber, ] am waiting for some
thing to turn up; business and politics
at present do not mix. Everyone who
has business to attend to take very little
stock in politics; the politicians are,
however, on the qui vivc. Their chances
are closely canvasscd, and they are look
ing out for No. /. Our poor city is in q
bad way; the loafers and buns have
it their way, and with only one draw
back they may again be successful.
This little drawback is in the Second
Congressional District, there they find a
check to their check. The best people
are for Ellis for Congress, he is looked
on as the most proper man, and the nero
idea Of any stranger opposing him is tl,e
height Of extravagant impudcnce. In
fact his opponent has no more notion Of
getting the nomination than the man in
the moon, but, the ring is leaving moth
ing nntried and Oh that question they
will be called to halt. Our people are
very much dissatisfied at the very arbi-
trary refusal Of our Governor to assist
New Orleans by calling an extra session,
whereby the question ofa city election
should be settled our way or the other, Mr..
Witt had written response all ready
in answer to matters which came up
during the visit of the Tax Payers
Association, he was well aware Of tile
demands which that body intended to
insist on, but he answered them by an
ticipating what they would say, and
fatty ignored their reasonable requests.
l fear very much he is the last Of City
Governors, and so mote it be. With
best regards to old pap and the balance
Of my colleagues, am sincerely, your
well wishcr DEMOCRAT.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

They are getting sQuarely down
to great national issues in Indiana on
both sides. Judge Baldwin, Republi-
can candidate for Attorney General,
said in a late speech that he could tell
a Democratic woman "by her slovenly
dress and untidy appearance" where
upon a Democratic woman has written
the Logansport organ that not many
years ago some women closely related
to Judge Bldwin "were glad to earn
their bread by making dress for Demo.
cratic women
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

TIE n. o. PACIFIC X. R.-Prcsidcnt
Wheclock haspresentcd Il petition to the
City Council of New Orleans, asking
for the right Of way and the use of GER
tain public grounds for dcpots for the
use of the n O. Pacific Railway, which
will cross the Mississippi near Baton
Rouge, so it is stated. In the event of
the abandonment of the project to cs-
tabliSh the line on the east side of the
Mississippi, the privileges asked of the
Council would be annullcd The neces-
sity for having more than one line to
Texas is so apparent, in view of the fact
that the travelling public and the busi.
ness interests of New Orleans are now,
and will be at the mercy of the Morgan
Road, that the n. 0. Pacific must surely
be built soon.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

On Monday last DR.. White, a ply.
sician of good practice in Philadelphia,
swan from the foot of Howard street,
Newport, r. |. to Narragansett Pier,
where he arrived in good form. The
water was very cold and his course
was for some distance in the open
ocean. The distance is fully eight
miles and the act has never before
been accomplished in the memory of
man.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

At Godchaux's Clothing Emporium,
Nos. 81 and 81 Canal street, New Orleans,
is where the crowd Of visitors now pour
ing in from Texas, Louisiana, Mississ-
sippi, Alabama and Arkansas, 90 to rig
themselves up capapie with the latest
styles Of clothing and gents furnishing
goods, at prices that astsnish the pur-
chaser as to cheapness. The very best
Of material, freshly imported from the
manufactures Of Europe and America are
used in making up clothing, which is
cut by skillful tailors and made up right
Oh the spot. For the largest man to
the smallest boy splendid, well fitting
suit can there be obtained. There in
nothing shoddy about Godchanx's, as IT
is one of the old reliable houses Of the
Crescent City. Sec their new advertise
ment.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

and one Of the leading participants Of
the l4th Of September and the 9th Of
January. A native Louisianian, young,
full ofenergy and spirit he has won =
deserved popularityin tho Crescent City,
where for several years he has been en-
gagged extensively in milling rice. He ID
also o leading spirit in the Land Recla-
nation Company, who are successfully
pursuing the great work Of turning the
hitherto waste marshes of the Sea Coast
into the richest of rice fields. He is Of
that class Of men who never say die and
make success Of their every undertake
ing. That he will be successful in this
particular is an assured fact and ere long
the Land Reclamation Company will lo
one Of the most important Corporations
in this State.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

ANOTHER BOoMER.-This is undOubt-
edly tho year for "booms." After the
Ogden boom came the Hancock boom,
then Z. J. Ellis had q little boom in
the Second Congressional District. Now,
A. Roscpfcld announces himself as a
candidate for reelection for Grand Sa-
chem of the Dry Goods fraternity.
Though an old otfice-hOlder in that con-
nection, he has so managed the ring
that supports him that the opposition
can't shake him. He has taken the
pin the columns of the CArIToLAS,
as will be seen elsewhere, to tell the
public all about the immense stock that
is pouring into his mammoth stores
from every Northern and foreign market.
He means to be reelected, and is sup
plying all classes of voters with tickets
headed. A. ROSENFIELD!
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25


THE N. 0. PAClFlC-The N. o. States
says that this company has just given q
mortgage to the Fidelity Insurance
Trust and Safe Deposit Company Of
Philadelphia on their road constructed
and to be constructed, for - ,l0O,O 900. The
mortgage is specified to be Oh the main
line from New Orleans to Shreveport,
and on branch to Texas, and also OH a
branch to Opelousas and Baton Rouge.
Work is to commence on both ends Of
the line, so that the entire road may be
in running order within the next four
teen months.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

Hon. CHAs. CAVANAC.--During our
late visit to New Orleans, we called 1T
the General Office Of Registration for the
parish of Orleans, which is under the
Supervision of Hon. Chas. Cavanac who
has organized his department in man
ner so systematic as to preclude fraud in
any manner. With that tinnness that
characterized hun while defending the
peoples interests before the Returning
Board and elsewhere, this fearless and
conscientious officer is performing his
responsible duties to the satisfaction OF
all classes If there is a man in the right
place, surely Mr.. Cavanac is the one.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

The Bienville Times says it ''can
point out . whole host Of men who
don't actually know who the Governor
of Louisiana is to-day. Better can't
be expected, though, as long as men
refuse to take the papers and inform
Themselves Let the Times state
what parish it has reference to. Until
then we hold our "ragin' pen"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-09-25

The Courier-Journal has as yetsecn
no statement in any Republican organ
as to the whereabouts of that former
10000 Republican majority in Maine.
The disappearance is most remarka-
bic. If said disappearance had taken
place in a Southern State every Rep
ublican organ would swear the 10000
had been shot to pieces. Have they
been shot to pieces in Maine?