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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30
mARRIsBURC ITEMS.

Harrisburg, Or, Mar. 2s, 1888.
Eds. Democrat
A little boy Frank Fuller, aged six
years and grandson of Mr.. NJ. Fuller,
died here this morning while on a visit
to his grand.father's, in company with
his mother, bis father being,in Califor'
MIA. Mother and son have been resid-
ing at or near Springfield.
Mr.. Senders, of the firm of May 81
Sender's. is below laying in new stock
of goods. Adolph Senders has just
returned from Portland where he, has
been to add more goods to his stock of
gents furnishing goods &c.
Mr.. Levi Douglas returned last Mon.
day from Portland.
Mr.. w. w. Briggs also has been
below to search out some machinery
for mill to be erected by his son and
Mr. McCully in Wallowa Valley during
the coming summer.
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sEGNIPlCAST.

As matter of public interest we
desire to call the attention Of orr read
ers to the following facts and figures:
The legislature of this State was
Democratic in 1873, and in 1880 and
1882 it was largely Republican. The
amount contained in the appropriation
bill of 1878 was 56,834.57, in 1880
$4l9,73I.8s, and in 1882 $467, ,861. .54.
A Republican legislature in 1880
appropriated $62,S97.3l more than a
Democratic legislature did in 1878.
A Republican legislature appropria-
ted $lll, ,026.97 more in 1882 than a
Democratic legislature did in 1878.
Comment Is unnecessary.
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TIE NERMArDEx.
jefferson. Or, Mar. 90. 1873:

jefferson, Or, Har. 90, 1888.
Eds. Democrat
Oregon Is the land Of all for every.
thing. First freezes unprecedented
by former years visited US the past
Winter. Now we have by the pas,
gosd weather regalned all and more
too. and now tho rain commences
when everybody is just ready to ask
for II. All shows the over ruling OF
OSE, more wise than We frail crea.
lures, and II is good that It is so.
School begins at the De Vaney
school house, In district No. %, Linn
county, Or, first Monday In April.
Teacher, Miss Lydia Charlton, dangh.
ter Of ex-Sheriff Charlton.
Mr.. +. j. Denney, Mr.. Geo. Coin,
Of Linn county, and Mr.. King Denny,
Of Washington county, intend going
iRto the saw MILL business In Wash.
ington Territory, the coming Winter.
Weunderstand that they have bought
160 acres of timber for that purpose.
Mr.. ]. +. Denny intends to rent his
farm, and make business Of lumber.
ing.
Mr.. VIM. Coin has his crop oi
wheat and oats all in. He has sown
nearly 100 acres In oats.
Mr.. III. H. Quigley has sown about
100 acres this Spring, and nearly all
of 1t is up. Nearly 100 acres Is wheat.
J. r. Crabtree. the boss brush slay-
er, is cutting brush for T. p. DeVaney.
John O'hara is also cutting for the
same person. John intends starting
for Astoria next week to fish.
One Of our young men has been
very valiant for the past, he took
an officer few days ago, aud II he
succeeds In inducing her to charge
her name, no one will be much sur
prised. Another went to see his girl,
but from some cause or other he
changed his mind and went to Sci0.
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500 SsTE .

Since our last writing wo have jotted
down few items.
Every body is happy over the late
rain. IL seems 10 iaspire new life into
every heart, as well ~ vegetation, the
green foliage Of the forest appears TO
rejoice, all nature is being clad in u
mantle Of beauty.
Jesse Beard sold his band Of cattle
q few days ago to Newton Hughet.
VIM. Mcdonald has retired from the
butcher business, and cope to farming.
Scio is to havc a hardware house
carried on under the Grm name of
johnson & Ashby.
Nell Young has entered into clerk,
ship for A. J. Houston.
Caught in storm, so says somebody.
Who, a certain young druggist, but We
are unable 70 find any ono who knows
anything very definitely about it, so we
come TO the conclusion that somo are
deluded in tho facts.
The Blue Ribbon Club will hold its
regular meeting Saturday evening
March 3lst at the Christian Church.
DIR. Elias Jessup G. w. G. T., of Ore
gon, will be present and lecture to the
club. and he will also lecture on Sunday
at o'clock and again in the evening.
ALI ATE cordially invited to atteud. Lect-
urss free for all.
The Linn County Lodge of /. o G.
T. will meet with the lodge at this
place next "Wednesday, April 4th, at 9
o'clock p. m, and in the evening at the
Masonic Hall.
New goods being received at the
City Drug Store and the proprietor is
always ready, with smiling counten-
ance) to wait upon his customers.
City marshall, G. w. Shriver. is
going on trip to Salem today.
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They are compounded from Hops,
Malt, Buchn, Mandrake aud Dandelion
the oldest, beat. and most valuable
medicines in the world aud contain all
the best and most curative properties
Of allo ther remedies. being the greatest
Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator. aud
Life and Health Restoring Agent on
earth. No disease or III health can
possibly exist where these BItters are
used. so varied aud perfect are their
operations.
They give new life aud yIgor to the
aged and inlrm, To all wlose em-
ployments cause irregularity of the
bowels or urinary organs, or who re-
qulre M Appetizer. Tonic and mild
Stimulaut, HOP Bltters are invaluable,
being highly curative. tonic aud slim
ulating, without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or
symptoms are, what tho disease or
ailments Is. use Hop BltterS Don't
walt un;il you are sick, but IL you only
feel bad or miserable. use Hop Bitters
az once. 1t may sasc your life. Hun
dreds have been saved hy so doing.
500 will be paid for q case they will
not cure or help.
Do not suffer or let your friends suffer,
but use and urge them to use Hop
Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters Is no vile.
drngRed. druaken nostrnm, but the
purest and best medicine ever made;
the aInvalid's Friend aud Hope and
no person or family should be without
them. Try the Bitters to-day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

A combination Of evil purposes inc
'itably brings evil results. There were
. number Of eyil-minded Republican
members of Congress who put their
heads together for the purpose of elect
ing Keifer speaker of the House, know
ing full well that they could thus control
Congressional legislation in the interest
of certain rings and monopolies. In
this purpose they met with abundant
success, but at what fearful cost has it
been to the Republican party, who
thus blindIY and unwaryingIy allowed
the party to thus be compassed and US
ed for the purposes of designing men.
Now with this awful example before
them, does it not behooye Democrats
all over the country to demand in the
name Of honesty, honest people. and
good government that the next speaker
shall be a man whose leading and only
purpose is to promote the public weal3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

Some time since. the North West
Nesos in fit of wisdom, peculiar to
itself, sravely Informed its readers that
Ben. Butler would be the Democratic
candidate for President whether the
party was willing ornot. But having
been raped over the head for giving,
publicity 10 such false hood, it now
after hasing wiped the tears from its
eyes, comes forward, and with delecta
BILE ebeekinsss, informs It's readers that
Tilden is the man. We would suggest
that the Ne0s Tow start ont to find a
Republican candidate. We venture
the opinion that it can not, within the
next six months End man upon whom
more than half of the party could
unite.
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There II expected 20 be family
from Kansas to our neiRhborhcou in
u week or SO.
There have been nearly 1000 acres
OF grain sown Ia district No. 80, Linn
county, Or, during March, 1883.
We noticed DR.. Dearsdorff pass
through our neighborhood this week.
Also notice that he Is one OF tho most
successful Ia his practice Of anyone
we ever knew. When he visits a
patient he IS sure 10 find out the
trouble, and then knowing whore the
trouble lies, he then raises fusiIade
on tho enemy that usually dlslodges
him on short notice, and leaves the
patient In a state OF convalescence.
People generally are well in our
vicinity at present.
Mr.. II. N. Thomas, OF Jefferson, and
DR.. J. j.. kirkpatrick, OF Sclo, are
playing their third game OF chess by
mail. First and second ended some
time ago, and tho third will not last
much longer.
9. u. Roland & Co., Jefferson, Or,
have splendid stock OF general mer-
chandIse, we'll selected aud OF first
class goods, which they sell at a
margin small enough 10 even draw
the greater portion OF tho granger
trade OF out neIghborhood. Anyone,
no matter how tlmid, can always
find q clerk ready and oblIging.
Their stock Is as good or better than
ever brought 10 Jefferson before.
Call and SEQ them before purchasing
elsewhere, as they arc sur0 10 suit
you no matter how fastidlous. II
they have not In stock the article dc
sired, they Will order IL for you, thus
securing your future trade. II Is nec-
essary 10 remark however, that they
do not keep boots aud shoos, but this
Is obvIated by Messrs. \. Tanziler &
Son, just across tho street, who keep
full stock OF first class boots & shoes
OF every make ofstandard popularity,
and their prices are as low rs the
lowest for tho stock. They DO not
make a speciality Of keeping lou pric.
ell bo3ts and shoes, but sgch as give
general satisfaction, and they further
give reasonable warrant with each
raIr sold.
Messrs. L. n. Thomas & Son are
at their old stand with an unusually
large and we'll selected stock OF gen.
eral merchandise tho best assortment
we ever saw them have, and they
are giving general satisfaction TO all
tholr customers. Their stock consists
OF everything usually kept at a geDef-
al merchandise store. Do not pur-
chase elsewhere before calling hhd
seeing their steck.
II lsa fact that our merchants can
and Will compete with any merchants
this side OF Portland, which Il proved
by their dividing the trade about
equally among each other.
Mr. J. A. Beard. druggist. has the
hest selected stock Of drugs, medicines
and notions ever In Jefferson before,
and sells them at olive and LET live"
basis. His stock Is large and OF the
best material.
AIR. Ed. Hearn has q supply OF
harness and whips never before seen
In Jefferson, and are tip top In every
respect.
Prof. Wilson and Miss Nellie Green
are conducting the school here In q
manner every way worthy, ard should
be SO recognized by our citizens.
First-class instructions being every
day imbued into the minds OF the
rising generation. Their iabors viii
be rewarded, we hope hundred fold.
Ur SrpnA,
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nrcKLES's ARxIcA sAL,E-

Tho beat salve in tho world tof cats, bruls
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet.
Ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and al
kinds OF skin eruptlons. This save is guar:
rntecd to give perfect stisfaction IN every
case or money refunded. Price 35c per box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, Wholesale
sgts ID Moore. Scio ;; ID Foley, Lebanon ;
DIR Powell, Lebanon Redpath and Mon
tague, jefferson ID NJ Calbreath, Duena
Vista 0 Cornelius, Turner II A Rampy,
Harrisburg Starr and BlalSely, Browns
Vile. lt
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ONO AGAIN.

The mind Of the average Ohio politi-
clan 10 now exercised over the question
% to who shall be nominated for Gov
ernor 10 that Slate, and who shall be
elected TO the United States soaate TO
succeed Pendleton. When We consider
that the election for Governor will not
take place until next October, and the
election of q Senator viii not take place
until noxt January, We are led 10 in-
quire why such haste about the matter.
We warn our Democratic friends in
that State that they must close up their
ranks, make fair, square nominations,
men whom the people know and have
confidence In, and who, II elected, will
lay aside ell considerations except the
public veal, or they viii meet with de-
served defeat. If the contest Is 10 DO
only .chich Democrat is TO be nomina-
ted, then the people will manifest bat
little interest Ia the matter Our peo-
pie sheuld learn, once for ell, that there
il but one way Of securing pure, eco-
nomical administration, and that lies
in the election Of pure, honest, upright,
fearless men to take charge Of public
affairs. Receat elections show that
fitness for Office Is what the people now
demand. Will the Democrats Of Ohio
place themselves fully in line with JEFF
fersOnian requirements and the public
sentiment Of the country il this mattori
Success will be beyond peradvsnture II
they do.
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Pablic officials should not forget that
so far as their relations to the public are
concerned, they are agents, servants. or
trustees duly appointed. employed, or
constituted as such to perform certain
prescribed duties for and in behalf of
the public. As an agent or servant,
they must obey theslirections of their
principal or employer. These directions
are found in the law or laws regulating
their duties. The people are the prin-
cipals or employers of these agents or
servants. Office is public trust, held
as such by che official, being called 10
that trust by the voice of the sovereign
people. Many officials 50 administer
the affairssf an Office as though they
had property in the Office. This is in
violent conflict with the Fundamental
principles of free government.
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DEArm sr mex. !. n. sHTrm.

|. II. Smith, eldest son Of Capt. Jno.
Smith, u. s. Indian agent at Warm
Springs, Crook county, Or, died &C bic
residence near Warm Springs March
l9, at about B p. N. lie had been suf-
fsring for some time with consumption,
and removed to Eastern Oregon heping
the change Of climate would benefit him,
but the change availed him little or
nothing, as the sequel shows. He was
born April -, 1929, in Adams county,
Ohio. In 1882 he removed 10 Illinois,
where be studied law under Judge Stew
art, of Monmouth. He was admitted
TO the bar in 1851, and practiced Law
until 1852, when, with his parents, he
emigrated to Oregon. He was msrried
to Miss Josephine Gray at Independ-
enes Rock, Sweet Water, whom he sur
vived about two years He settled ia
Linn county, Oregon, was sent TO the
territorial legislature of Oregon in 1868,
and was at different times elected prose
cHting attorney in Oregon and Idaho.
His last law practice was with Judge
Chenoweth, Of Benton county. He was
great lover of science and literature,
and always close student. Shortly
before his death deceased requested that
his body be laid beside that of his wife
ct Peoria, Linn county; but it being
inconvenient to remove the body at
the time of his death, it was temporarily
inferred at Warm Springs with the in-
tention of complying with bis request
at an early day.-OregomiaD.
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TitE'iOwer honse of Congress has 293
members, but when it came to adjourn
there were only SO out Of The whole
number who voted for The customary
resolution complimenting the speaker.
We congratulate the eight Democrats
who had the manly courage to stand up
and place their votes on record against
the resolution, as no man ever occupied
the speakers chair who has been SO ar
bitrary and bitterly partisan as Keifer.
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Ieoo Acres % Land rer sale.

One farm of 800 acres very desirable.
One farm Of I35 acres.
One farm Of ~ acres. These are all near
school houses.
One tract Of 1859 acres of Wild land.
One tract OF 80 acres.
One tract Of 10 acres
One tract Of l35 acres, and other small
tracts. VIII sell in lots to suit purchasers
Will trade for other property. Call 81. this
Office.
The bad effect of mercury will be ef-
fectually eradicated from the system, by
using several bottles of Pfunder's Oregon
Blood Purifier, already staple article.
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A startling H.iseovery.

Physicians are often startled by remark.
able discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases Is daily curing
patients that they have given up to die, is
startling them to reslize their sense ef due
ty, and examine into the merits OF this
wonderful discovery resulting In hum
dreds Of our best Physicians using It in
their practice. Trial Bottles free ct Foshay
q Mason's Drug Store. Regular size 81 90.
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TT sTrTEs, Editor.
roE,rlcAl reIxrs.


It is so sad to lose Congress. We
are quite overcome.
The late Congress was not as bad as
it might have been. It didn't suck eggs.
Ex-senator Ferry is probably the
deadest duck in the political mud.hole.
The last Congress was said to contain
more good poker-players than any of
its predecessors.
Some of the precedents established by
the majority IN the Forty-seventh Con-
greSs, the Washington Post thinks, will
be very affective dispensations when
they fall on the heads Of the minority
of the next Congress.
Governor Batter, the Augusta, Ca,
Coastita.tioaalist asserts, hopes to get the
nomination for President by clinging to
the skirts of tho women suffragists.
The Utica Herald thinks that If the
Democratic House wishes to adopt OUT
rageous rules at any time during its
existence, it viii not have TO go far
back for Republican precedent.
Having lost the services of Dorsey
as Secretary, the National Republican
Comnittes is going 10 do its best in
filling the place OF that valuable man
by making William E. Chandler Chair
nan. With such q skillful sharper aa
William In command it is doubtful
whether Dorsey viii be so much missed,
after all.
The Republicans throughout the
Cosntry who were hoping that reform
was making some headway in their
party will be just too delighted for any
thing to learn that Slippery Billy
Chandler is to be elected Chairman of
the National Committee in place of the
late Governor Jswell.
Relieved Of the responsibility of do
ing all the governing. our Republican
statesmen, the Cincinnati Commercial
suggests, viii have leisure to cultivate
a knowledge of the neglected art of
which Isaak Walton was so complete q
master. There is nething like it for
developing philosOphic temperament.
The South, the Nashville American
observes. now is regarded by the live,
sagacious men of this country as an old
country, with all the advantages of
social life, and without the rugged yeH-
lures and severe harjships Of new
country, and yet with all the possibili-
ties of q new country-indeed, with
more than the possibilities, because the
wealth has been discovered, but not
appropriated.
Almost the only redeeming feature
of the work Of the Congress that has
just expired was the reduction of letter
postage from three cents to two. The
Examiner has frequently urged the
good policy of such change, and now
rejoices that it will soon be in opera.
tion. The next reform will be to
reduce the postage on ''drop" letters
from two cents to one. The peoples
letters should be carried as cheaply as
possible.
The New York Herad says that
Congress finally succeeded in passing
tariff bill which satisfies no one who
had any part in it, and which cannot
fail to outrage every one Who had 8
tariff opinion of any kind. The "reyi-
sion" is of value in only one respect. It
confirms the wisdom of the people who
IN November last decided that great
number Of Congressmen we're unfit for
the seats they occupied.
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To sll who are suffering from the errors
aud indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, carly decay, loss OF manhood, etc, l
viii send a recipe that viii cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. J'his gceat remedy was dis
covered by missionary iiis South America.
Send self.addressed envelope TO the REy.
JosEpm I. IxMAy. Station d. New York
CITY,
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In enc respect the legislature Of Cal.
ifornia has given en- exAmnle Of politi-
cal fair dealing which Is truly refreshing
Ia these degenerate times. It were
devoutly 10 10 wished that all parties
Of all other states. when tempted to
legislate In the intsreHt Of party, would
prove themselves equal 10 the occasion
as the Democrats in the California
legislature have done.
Here was = Legislature, Democratic
in both branches by two.thirds
majority, having Democratic governor
to back them. presenting the refreshing
spectacle Of dividing that state into six
congressional districts. only one Of
which has clear, and safe party ma
jority, ami that one Republican. The
Democratic party had the power in this
case TO make Ave districts safely Dem
Ocratic, and bad they done so the act
would have been rs clearly defensible a.
the act of the Republicans in Chic,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsion and other
states, or the Democrats in Missouri,
Kentucky, South Carolina and other
states.
For this good wholesome example
the Democrats Of California deserve the
thanks of the people Of the whole coun-
try. This act alone fully justiiss the
OOn6dence which tho people Of that
state rspossl in them.
In 1880 these distrinls cast the fol-
lowing m4jorities.
First district majority Dem. 634
Second district majority Hen SO
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Kear,lry Reeo nlmsnded.

Don't condemn good thing because
you have been deceived by worthless
nostrums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured many in this SECTION Of nervous dis.
orders, and We recommend it heartily to
such sufferers, --"News.p
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aIothers sI.ould Know It.

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing
everybody, and mothers should know
how soothing Parker's Ginger Tonic is.
It stops babies pains, makes them healthy,
relieves their own anxiety and is safe to
nse.--"Journal.r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

SHILoH'S vITA.IZER is what yo
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia
PricelO and rs cents per bottle.
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Final Settlements

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed administrator of the estate OF James
Simons, deceased, has filed his final ac-
count assuch administrator in the County
Court cf Linn county, Oregon, and by or
of April, 1883, at the hour of nine o'clock
a. m. Of said day is set for bearing object
ions to said account, and the settlement
thereof. Any person interested in said es-
tate IN hereby notified to appear and file
his or her objections to said final account
on or before said day. March 8th 1888,
J. D. SIMoKs, Administrator.
Geo. 70 EsCHaslBERLk1ss Atty for Admir-.
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"RncIlslpalba."

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81
Druggists.
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TIE RLooD rs THE LIFE.
Albany Market

Albany Market.
tt Ef
wheat-Ic4c per bus;iel, alithe mills,
al tho warehouses, 100.
oats-bO {"
Beef-on foot, o ioGe.
IIay-baicd, 2s925 per Ton.
loose, Is %. 20.
Butter-2S TO 30 cts per ID.
Eggs-I0 cents per doz. ~
Poiaioos-65c per bushel.
Pork II cts per ID.
Veal-Gcpcr ID.
Dried Fruit-sun dried apples, c..
plums, So.
machine cured apples, SIC.
plums, 10.
BaconI-bAms, II TO ICc. z.
shoulders, 10 10 Iee.
sides. Il 70 i5c.
Lard-ISc per 10.
Flour>-5.50 per bbl.
chIckeps-3.5o per doz.
Sugar-San FrancIsc C, i2c.
Mll: Feed-bTan, 1900 psr ton.