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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
Poetry.
rAgooz es Tur ua,s.c.

~ 4 anvma oT r1m tnT LUv socrt.rv,
Stay, isilor, stay, and hear my wo!
l,o Is not druak, who pioads to hee;
Tor what am now too we'll know,
And what was and wins. should 80
Must rave NJ moro? nor tear my hair?
My lanFuaEo must to mAd You're
right
iiut yet III hniiy truly wese
am not t'gAt, lam rol t'sh.'
Ny tyraut landlord forced the ta'e
which chains mo IN ti,is dismaj ee1i,
Ny fate unknown, my pals aowd
uh! jeilor. tns;c lmt'iato 81 iaii.
oil! haste NY lawyers hcagt to choor
Toll l,iu ot onco I've got tho ehinh,
nlr thal, though kept espiivo hcfe.
d1 uo. drink dl3 ro.dnnl..
itasp4.!cs IN scofn aud lurns SO hoy.
Ire quite 'ho gc,ic, plosd Ia .sin;
lI,a elimincring limp, Fpll. st,i ifoa
fis gone, and pll IS elaom again,
Gold. bii:or cold, 30 warmth, no light;
Tho ilru'a gone ont not cen a chunk:
Yet hero aIn chs'ucl ibis lcczing night
Although %, duua, 40 NO, mo. drunk
ri Wo toWo dTosDt, some vision ya,a;
What /, the child ofrsnk ana chlnl.
Am tlo wretch who c,auks thl chain,
ncro.t offTcc'lamr ia's and drluL9
Al! While / dwell ou tpreoipgg neI.
Which never moro can inc delight.
How aehes my hoail, bow burns luy E-aI
nu: 't.smat tisht uo, 'isuot arht.
iia't thou my Isl iu mom'ry Hnk,
A comiade's face, % eomtaGe's t,r.a,e
Hrl, ue'er forget oar parting Gtiuh,
&ow round kls ue .s ,ho3s l,sI rcu..u....
%or haw a.ti na yOu susi 20 ttapi
Nor hoa the sui- tho May'r denled;
>0r how-l'H 6dvo saea thoneb,s aHay-
C-u'. bo 1'yg cried Cams lr l'voct.eds
iiis1psY lips, loss vee. hey smiled.
ii pimpl6d nose ilrw lr,gh, Il ahona:
Mono ever saw Iiunher child.
And ar. ghou now forever gone:
Aad mus. / never 'tlaal' tbc1 more.
Ny jolly, hioar-cyo.i b.oa:ed ai.l.le
] sill be free, unbAr ihe ipds'
am nn. t.sht, nm nps lishi.
Bst ioeL! s. lra.'s il.ie That dfavs auiahT
jaileis iue9 how bag my hUit
IL comes, soa lis aE3il.ug oye;
No,s, moss, m7 Dungeon eais be apes,
There, ihffs, he's l,s5les ms hcut ra 'o#t
fFB-f f,f.. sfff r.rs p Il s.r,f., t....-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
Selected Story
AG OFEo GO.

Tie newspapers Of San Francisco
contained u brief account Of tho lynch
ing Of man who may rs well 10 called
Arnold Watts. for safetya sake, 10 a
mining settienentinT Th6lumne county,
Cal. The news bad been brought out
into civilization by stage driver, and
The few particulars gwen, trough
iumbied and somewhat unreasonabIe,
were so peculiar that my curiosity
was aroused to the utmost. Longer
journeys than across the continent and
and back have been made Oh less im-
portant erranda than 10 learn why n
man was hanged by a mob; journalists
have before now spent weeks Of pry-
ing work in cases which could Yield
only two or three columns Of reading
matter; it has been said great many
thousand times that truth Is stranger
than fiction. make these statements,
bear in mind, merely as general propo.
sitions. They may be applieu to the
accompanying narrative or not, accord
ing to the readers fancy. | would not
like TO excite anybody's capscity for
belief to an abnormal extent. IsimI ~
say that what ] am going to write I'm
my personal, agnostic opinion) isas'true
as most scripture.
The deep little gorge waa not thor
oughfare. A party OF prospecting min
ers had found that out in the early days
by walking to the end ct the dark re-
cess in the mountain, and before they
turned back the place was named No
Go. But gold was therhabout, and the
stream that tumbled down from the
heighs provided water for the delivers
pans. Therefore no Go become bust
ling settlement, though il did not.
change It's name 70 somehing indiea-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03

Is seems that the United States Navy.
Departments has for long time been
aiding Mr.. Ericsson, the Inventor, in
the construction of a terrible engine 4
war in the form Of a ta,rl,e,l, l.oat, whiah
is now pronounced t. he perfected alsa
is said to he not only iuvalnersaLla has
absolutely irresista5la. She is cail<sI
The Destroyer, and is described IS fSl
lows: can armot clad boat, with
submerged gnn, firing 4 she'll or tosssrlss
of greater pewer than any yet nude
and before which the ironclad fleets IT
Europe are helpless Tie Destroytr
car eutrun any ironclad afioat, she Is
invnlnelahle. fights bows on, rnshes n
to within a trw hundred feet of hsx
enemy, i;rtng shot after shot In RAPID
succession. about warning and without
noise or sign upon the water. FostY
Destroyers can be built in New Yosk
in ninety days,at the cost of one Inflex-
ible, aud, protected by a d zen y. y.
harhor is secure against any hostile
fee
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03

Cs1 k0l TO $1,000 YEAR, or s. to go n day in
- LOW your own locality. No risk. Women do
as we'll % mefi. Many make more than tho amount
stated above. No fail 10 make money fast
Any one do the work. Yen make from 50 ets
- - an hour by devoting your evenings and spare
time to the business IL costs nothing TO try the bus
iuess Nothing like IL for money making ever offered
before. Business pleasant and strictly honorable.
Reader II yon want know ali about the best paying
bencss before tho public, send your address and
We viii send You foil particulars and private terms
free samples worth S also fse6; you then make
up yoHr nllnd for yourself. address GEORGE STIN-
SOA & CO., Portland, Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
RATES or Ap.Eh4iane

Special business uoiices i'm Local Col
ufBns ~ eeuts per lihc Regular leeal
noticcs 30 rents per line.
For legal and Transient advertisements
81 90 per sqii9re for tire 5FstiBseTiiOn AMI
20 cent per square for each subsequent
insertion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03

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bottles .nto tamtl.r. I!e sas ~ :
fipi- sack riAir, ast.. a.. half c,,gsd
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
A!oany Bath House.

ErIiE BHDaHslGEED woULb RESPECT
fully inform the citizens Of Albany and "
;jc3ty that 5at ottkgu charge ofthis Estsbish
uofs {, aad, ~ Keeping GisaB Toou's and rayit.
,tFiet eitentiou - busiHess ez poets t. -nit a.
tsoee Dko may favor Ua with their pstronaz,
Having heretofore ar'ad Oh eothing but
Esrst-C}aa@ Itair DreEatua 4 Saloons,
g.e rret.s az eive eaEra saeGScf.or 10 al
=. @T ..s.aien sa9 Iaaaf Hsif uctty CO
81 s,Iscca JOS HEBHEk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03


i arms in the processes of mining. Some
81 the miners had deserted their cabins
md taken to boarding Mt the Spread
Eagle, house made Of planned boards
gnd containing 1t painted barroom.
Snpppr WA over ut tho Spread Eagle,
! ahl The mistress, leaning back against
i'H bar and her rlbpss on il, carelessly
fuc-,l a crowd uf her hor,al.r. nnl 9TH
rrs. 4 fa~ 81 those rough residents Of
I .,i Go knew that her name Agnea
1fush'v, but the Brnklcy wns lard.
~ ever hoard, onl the Agnes wac, in
ftpuuo1 u,ees sholteucI 90 A. She
s3 uot over 3G, AMI her face wim not
4t3eou Her hIi1lr.t frien1s could
'aim nothing fi'thrr f,r her looks.
,bo Ura * feet in height, her form
f'ae puga.uly npi muac4lar, hsr rel
F.tir a,t, cr1ppr.i lli,r' tns'i.a. aaI her
fclafc features wme fenkcd and
weather marked. ller haeyy o,"brows
were uow lifted in.purPrisc. f.f tie bar
room nsaemblag' waN not only larger
than usual 50 early ia luo eg"niag. hut
wv ""'' "''"' >" " '''"'i' ''"'"'' 20
! srrh"tins over hrnrhf'' chairs and
tables.
"l'd lik" tp be- Lpld whai yr
moan "y SHhn'i "' "hc"hi" 'p"ih
ser like puck . hungry wolvrf." Ae
>',L. e'e h'I ger grub haunt ~
! Z he foi'" was haihh' but good n"tnr.
,'' ana ~" t'H' |''"@ were "i'r'A'''
hy AL T. he j'o"'r. iier question
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se,naa. Nil. >riz..I a i,.tt.r. 81 .liskv
e.. ,I.., meek y,itb One hand and llung il
.,tf 4fI t..,. .,u;.lt .t ,ic ,,;r,,, Nat
,cri.r H.. b.yc.5,.., on ~. vail
Thar. ,nx C.el;n's r,jlv cx,,c.s..,, -
1ie stii. replacing her e,bo~,S al, the
lfsr. swelling her broad chest. nnl plar,
ios at ihe a,touu,lud miners. 'lIcv,n'
l.-sn iusultcd ilimy o.gn hot.se, makes
loreialr reaarl;. The frames i,fs, an'
Eh at- IL rieht out. or lil or,mch
isH
..tyh, A., o.b.s.-f..,,,,..i i..,,,,
81 never mnd,. Ino claim - ,..,4r't
i.o.ncly Il, 4 a,iaehos. sho ,ntcrrlptt.I.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
NAH. ARIAL.
81. .OOD
POISONING,

c.. s ChiIls and Fover
9t as .rseo, EntognltsentRe-
1a3 typhoid Fovors,
- asG5s9s liver, stomach,
ets@ s8oy cl9orSsaT9, and
Cfe3"a,11g il.Goats, destroy
i1 tl2o hc1.s1 oDl givos Of
ts9s.icasg u oglvaa ous C the
system, ou3 radically curod
bY tj'a uso 81 tao LION MA-
irA hsG3 LIVER PAD and
= s5GI sssC 6CDg AND
T<sCTt .G9Tr &c, tao choap-
c5t c o8.F lessi5G. treat
.sl2at t2Y tea e3soroilon prina
co,3, Geo t7i2stors acting IN
CO .2sj-tsoa Vgisa the Pad up
Ga ttse tsS.Vo CoutcrS ard ro-
Uat9 ? SO - tho body, in abb
eos. - .a13 thoroughly rici-
c5sea nYc-olG froU1 ic9 ALA
F.f% - son.
T.1o e@s1c.o trcatn1cnt, PAD,
CcH PLATTER and FOOT
9s, Gll combined,
e@ 9 sts tho cheapest
s3G jV over discoV-
5-- ri positive euro
s.sr- 1<1o-i $ worn accord
irr, 80 c.5zecs5S1s. Eomom-
'2@-. eG. -ody 9lastor and
E1o> -s5, t0o whole,
GiC-E. 9o.a 5>y ell druggists,
~ H.. 20 Eeff-f OF EYf~O
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03

wna intended. 80, isn't lhat 50 is,t,i r
Eyerbody said'something HAT pea.t
yes.
81 move" said ono, "that B,lly VIII.
i" appinted n conyiucin committee
lle'" tho only chap in CAM, Diat dau.
go into the Spread JOS nov, 'lbour ca-ln'
hisself in biIer iron. Oa. A. v..1t
hut bim we all knoas lhe's aofg rn
Billv."
"Honsense," Bil,y intcr.u ,.i.
" 'Thin't no nonsengr, uuthrr. N6at
a. keeps II aep'rate bottle f,f. Ej,y
WiIk, jca cause he's gotn fint holfled
#trtmpiic, ii'a caHe - cic.n ga,.u on
Billy WIKI. So Bill,' ruc man t9
send IN 10 fqm va wi't s. w Say
'ay II I'm tnikin' wise
y roar # "nycs' 'eta.i J,e BHf
entered tbeSmoai Ecsraa in, nisaiai
# roeoDoIintiou. A. t...l r,.,t s.,saua.
her attitude ~ ,be Ahg ~E. ilf
back ~.s h'i. aga - lhs lar, md L,r
sharply b..nt a!bos4 ist,ted ou Is flr
suW'tt li-s fse. was baii set ~idt
augef, bnt toais utre tr.c..fiu. d.sr e.
aud alte conId uo' di,l thrnl ag.,. =.
quickly but that I.lly aa. ,t.,n
"Wall, Billy Wiz" ii.e sri bar.il ly
"~as You with The oape b., makm f4n
o mei'
IL war @iib tbo boys in getting ii4t
glass mp fro,n 'Fnz,o. c.rsialy." .a.
sail: "bnt il wa4i't an.r 4 .r s.,a,t ,,t
all. Il was meant To- b, .lar, aasion
testimonial. They in!ni hr ,!.s'ts-t
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go - = 80 ,.,.'',.,
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4, ','a',''s - ..,' " 80" Fl T" "'' ''A.,
- IL, Ill.,, =, -" ' '"'.H yea
p' cr;,,cr 'ai H.. IN II ''''5't',-r
never lied tim. n. -.
t.ld ,,. % ..,,..f
far ,n. ;,.,n... -. - 80
ssa lie eons;l.,f,,,la. -. -
every hair il ysr L..b ian. }ygI. %
Elly hal In,,.,, !, $3.50. s3 t..
nothing sf The li.1 b.l .....
spoken Letween ,ber ..st.J.5
mn her Il.,, avo,.,.l ,.,..-.....,r......
ceiyc
"Ob. ye r.r.lu', i4,.i. % .,.a .t......
tie lamr back II ~ ,,lac... ..r .,
'c.n... I ain, a-l,s,,....i =, f.,;.,,. ~
!. tod n..ye c,-.,I i... ~
. hen ) e ni.h, L.csl,, ei,t.r ia yer f.s,
=, 80 tn". .r Ter ,!sns. 4, ,etl g.i Fl
Iaso with Ag o - Go. ~iaao Esly."
iii. hand, though hat.lsaas Il. t-l.
et s'ual.er than 'itr oar 'ha+ eupp-l
r' et'f ''ants +. a'r rses.'
... ''' 49,. i'''d'' + s. t..', an
-. ~. ''''" .,'' j" c''ni' ''" t''h"rj'a"
aaol IT.. ,t' ~ r.. 'i5 =.
snl,r a.. 80 t.,c 2,1 .''" u . aver
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"
"Thcn,'s The biggest - tie Aar3s
Take a glass o water. Ycdi..it tlsiuk
| know'd i. Swullcr souse water.
Thar amt a thing - do. E5ty-thar
ain't an ounce Of dps, ye nv hy. Or .
be"dacho yo have. or but'oa eli ner
y -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
TO THE WORKING CLASS,

We arc now prepared 20 furnish oil classes with con-
stant employment at hgre, the whole of the time or
for their spare moments. Business new light and
profitable. Persons of either easily from 80
cents TO $ per evening, aiid proportional sum by
de4otng their whole time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly much That all who see
this notice may send their address aud test the busi-
ness we make this offer: 10 such well sat
sed We will send dollar to pay for the trouble Of
writing Pull particulars aud outfit free. Address,
GEORGE sTINsoN & CO., Portland Maine 2y1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03
AID RECREATION

4 l.. $ sE.5rii! al Lever Soda Sgsirgs.
ou thc -an..ani. - g., les above Lebanon,
hes fetLei hi- iuiijlu= aud Ia now well
pcpatlJ 80 Eecp s. Iimiiod number q
glfs-Is. lie has q fi-e, clean, wcil-shaded
camp ground lor tine ffes gss Il campers,
anu Wil furnish hay for their horses Tor
- al 4 das.
Splendid fishing, beautiful accuery, dead
loads OF b!ackberries in season, and the
bCsl soda water ia the Stale. 4ytu2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-03

~ 4 anvnrp oF rnr tl,r Luv sociKry
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-15
SALICYLLC ACID IN FOOT-AND-
MOUTH DISEASE OF ca little.

The Duke of Brunswick has of late
successfully combated the ravages of
this much dreaded enemy on his estate
at Stampen, near Gels, in Prussian Sile-
sia, by treatment with salieylic acid.
the Well-known antiseptic. Instead of
several weeks being required to effect
a cure with the remedies hitherto en-
ployed, truly surprising results have
been brought about within few days
by this new treatment. A solution of
the acid is prepared by pouring some
hot water on about three tablespoon
fuls of salicylic acid in an earthen
vessel, and adding lukewarm water to
make up gallon. The mouth and
feet OF the diseased animal should be
carefully washed three times a day
with this liquid, ard the tops of the
hoofs well powdered with the dry acid
after each ablution. The effect will.
moreover, be greatly increased by
salicylating the drinking water of the
beasts by the addition of two table
spoonfuls of the acid dissolved in hot
water. During the above treatment
great attention must be paid to the
perfect cleanliness Of the stables or
sheds. The dung must be saturated
with salicylic acid solution to prevent
further infection, for 1t is chiefly in
the dung that the germs of the disease
are to be found
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-15

put on a slender fork-tailed coat and
other fixings to match, instead of wear.
ing the appropriate and becoming
clothes in which they appear on the
floor of Congress. There is a fitness in
all things, therefore is it not a little
marvellous that men in high positions
should choose, on state occasions the
costume of frollickers in ball room
The dress contrast of American and
foreign ladies is not PARTICULARS
marked. Ladies in this country and in
Europe borrow their notions of fashion
from Paris. American ladies vie with
ladies In the courts of royalty in eS-
pensive dress and ornament At a
fashionable gathering at the White
House tho wife of one of our Wiscm-
sin members of Congress, not long
since, wore a dress which is said cost
ei,7oo. II Is possible this NAV have
been oyer-stated, but, be that as it may,
II Ia claimed the lady stands at The
head Of the list in Wisconsin for sle-
CANT dresses.
THE NEW CHURCH FOR PRESIDENT
GARFIELD.
Ever since the election of Gen. Car
Geld to the Presidency became Fixed
fact, the Christian denomination of
which he Ia member has been intent
on building or buying suitable church
for the society. The movement for
this purpose has been largely encour-
aged by parties In the states where the
denomination has considerable wealth.
Tho church in which Gen. Garfield and
family now, and for years, have wor-
shipped, is a rather small, towGless
building, without architectural attrac-
ton without or within. The society
deem it inexpedient to wait for the
erection Of new church, provided a
tirst-class one, ready built, can be pur.
chased.
An English Lutheran church. called
the Memorial" huge and elegant
brown stone structure, is within half
block of the present Christian church
The building is new and probably has
the most convenient and Handsomely
arranged audience room of any church
IN Washington. Unfortunately there
is an Indebtedness on the building of q
little less than $4,000. The friends OF
Pres. Garfield, who have the church
matter in charge, have offered to pay
100000 for the Memorial church. II
is not yet known whether the sale will
be consummated. The offer for the
Memorial is not regarded large, excep
for the fact that it scarcely ever hap
pens church building can be sole
for cost. If the Memorial church
should pass into the hands of tn,
friends of Gen. Garfield, q marked
change In the number of church at
tendants will follow. That spacious
edifice is usually not over one-thirG
filed on the Sabbath. But when tn,
President and his friends take posses
sion, the seating capacity of the build
ing will be found inadequate to accom-
modate the multitude, who will desir,
to go where the President worships.
The Memorial church was 81
named by its patriotic founders, wht
intended it Us monument to common
crate the triumph of the Union caus
over the rebellion. F.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-15

The petition Of 10000 people to the
Wisconsin Legislature for a chance to
vote for a constitutional amendment
prohibiting the sale and manufacture
of intoxicating liquors was met at
every turn by the objection that the
pernicious habit of treating was the
main cause of drunkenness, and the in
quiry was made why they did not strike
at that. When the prohibitory amend
ment was voted down and the anti
treat law had passed both houses in
compliance with the suggestion, an in
tense pressure was brought to bear for
veto by the Governor, but it was APP
proved and is now in effect. Few per-
sons IN the State dare hope that the law
will be fully enforced; but it furnishes
him who wants glass of liquor good
excuse to Ignore the dozen or more
gaping mouths always turned on hin
by bar-room loafers who never buy q
drink themselves but stand around
awaiting a call to the bar. The strenu
Gus efforts made to overthrow the Law
are in ludicrous contrast to the reiter
ated assertion that it will prove a deaf
letter. It will prohibit few or none
from spending money on their friend;
If they so desire; but it will protec
those who do not from bar-room black
mail so universal and annoying, if they
care to avail themselves of it. Th,
law can do no harm. and may be useC
to effect considerable good. 49, Inter
Ocean
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-15

schools already provided proves an
economic measure, not only by Induc-
ing habits of regularity and industry,
put also because II has been proved that
The kindergarten -aves two years Of the
primary school work and gives two adj
ditional years to the grammar school
period; an important fact, when ii is
taken into consideration that nine
tenths Of the children have only three
years of school at most, and, if they
can have the kindergarten, they viii
have four or five years Of school life.
Let us not object, then, to the intro
duction of public kindergartens on
economic grounds !; for the arts and
industries of our country will undoubt-
edly receive q new impetus through
the taste thus acquired for symmetry.
the practical application of numbers to
things, and the familiar handling and
use of the fundamental forms in ge-
ometry. with the clay modelling and
the second gift, the sphere cylinder. and
cu6e, as well as with the play with all
the various triangles, etc. There can
be no doubt that much of the money
which has to be expended for reform
schools now will be saved the State
for the peoples kindergarten viii pre-
vent crime, and prevention is always
better and cheaper than cure.
Perhaps the strongest endorsement
OF the kindergarten system as a prac-
tlcal means of education which NAV
be almost everywhere introduced, is
found Ia the fact that in 1873 a Kin
dergarten was established in connec-
ton with the public schools of st. Louis.
Mo. In four years the number of such
Kindergartens has grown to 90, with
the prospect of continual increase. and
the COMMITTEE oe the Board of Educa-
ton state as their conviction, that the
result OF this new method will be a
saving Of from one to two wears school
ing to the pupils.
Many words of encouragement from
leading educators Of the country have
been received at Ken0sha in apprecia-
ton OF the Kindergarten work done
here. The possible Free Kindergarten
of the future has already been wished
abundant Success"