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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

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fore you de something mighty and sublime leave be
hind 20 conquer time. so week In your own town.
Is outat free. No risk. Everything new. Capital
noe required. We win furnish you everything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies' make IS much as
men, and boys and girls make great pay. Reader, II
you want ND nsnssss s ~ = mnlgn You can ahs .5e.s ~.
Co.., Portlan Name.
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The purity and elegant perfume oi
Parker's Hair BaIsam explain the
popularity OF this reIIablerestoratlve.
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DIV.

the vital fluid passing nobserved into the urine and
many others diseases leading 70 insanity and death
d. MEATHE viii agree % forfeit Five Hundred
DeafaFs for . ease Of this kind the vital ReSfara.
i've lunder hs special advice and trementl viii not
cure OF tor anything impure or injurious found in
r. Dr. Alnte treats all private diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thorough ex-
animation and ad vice including anaissisof urine g.
Price Of Vital Restorative s. bottle or four time
the quantity 80, sent TO any address upon receipt o
p1ee o. c. o. ID, obscure from observation and IN pr
yate desired, by DR. A. E. MIsTiE, IL Kearney
street. San Francisco, Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

manhood In al its complications and from whatever
cause produced. II enrichoa and purhes the blood
productive organs and physical and mental faculties
IL stops any unnatural dehilltating drain npon the
systsla. preventing involuntary losses, dehilitatng
dreams seminal losses with the urine, ctc. so de-
strctiya 70 mind and body, IL Is sure eliminAtoE
ef all kidney and bladder complasnts It contains nc
Injurious Ingredients. To those suifernd from the
evil effects of youthful indscreiions, speedy, thor
ough and permanent cure Is GUARANTEhD, Price
30 per bottla ave bottles In case with tuii al
reetions and ndyce $40. Sent secure from obsorva'
| kna .a1 onlu n
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NEW YORK SHOPPING /!

Everybody delighted with the ts.steful
and beautiful selections made by Mrs La
mar, who has never Called 10 please her
customers. New Fall Circular Just issued.
Send for t. Address
MRS. ELLEN LAMAR,
is.N s7T EruadEzF. Ses YORK
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The Great English Rene.

Us q never falling cure for
Nervous Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted VI
tality, speTmatoKrh0a,
Lost MANHOOD, I'm
potency, Paralysis, and al
terrible effects of Self,
i Abuse, youthful foilies, and
sxcesses in matuFer years
such IS less of Memory,
faasitude, Emission, Aver
-sl0n 70 Society. Dimness of
RislOn. Eoises In the Head:
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TERMS
HARPER'g YOUNG PEOPLE,
Per Year, Postage Prepaid. / @I.B0

Single numbers, -Four Cents each,
Specimen copy sent on receipt Of Three Cents.
The Volumes Of tHarper's Young People for 1881
anal 1882, handsomely bound in Illuminated Cloth
Win be sent by mail postage prepaid, on receipt
$500 each. Cover for Young People" for 1882, IS
cents postage, I3 cents additional.
Aemittauces should be made by p0et-Ofiice Money
Order or Draft to avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not to copQ this advertise
psess5 aDittoe the erpress order Of Harper &
Brothers. Address,
- HARPER & BROTHERS, New York.
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Sample bottle FREE : Sent on application by ctter.
stating symPsom, sex add age. COAamunicatio1s
strictly Confidential
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

Dr., Aintieis Kidney Remedy, NephrcticuEn. cures
al kinds Of kidney and bader complaints gonorrhoa
Feet leoueh0rrhga. Fer sale by all druggists z1 a
b4stie SIX bottles for o.
% Iatie DaadeIion Pills are The best and cheap
80 lys!essia and Bilious il fhe market. For
sale By AL druggists @
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CNk A WEEK. sls day at home easily mad
- - Costly OUTFIT free Address TErE 20
Augusta q, Maine.
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To the Sick and Afflicted s!
AND ESPECIALLY
Those Suffering from Debility,
Nervous ProstratiOn, Loss Of
Vitality, Sexual Inilrmities,
ETC., Etc.

%
EKNIE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE who ara
il suffering from SEXUAL AND NERVOUS
sher aans and nd .osessy .rs.. them
TIE general practitioner l. not sufficiently skied
In these classes OF trouble 70 do So and Il must he
left 10 the specialist who by education long prae.
ticc thorough knowledge and comprehensive nsind Is
prepared 10 euro them.
nm. }. c. YOuNG
Opened his now celebrated Institute In 1850 for tho
purpose % afordng the afflicted the certainty of
honorable and skillInl treatment and perfect and
permanent restoration. snd for over 80 years Il has
sustained the first rank not only upon this Coast but
throughout tho civilized world.
am aware that by dwelling upon 80 uninvitng >
suetOc. as the decay OF sexual sigor The ignorant
those who are suffering through ignorance, and
who BY carelessnees or want OF knowledge that =
cure can Be had are nos only harrynv themselves 70
inheritance future generations, Is too great
incentive TO permit me 10 bc silent
symptams.
II you are suffering from night lassea nervousness
weaknesses. confusion ot mind, slight losses when
under excitmenl variable temper trcInbling palpi-
tation, Pushes, &c., OF u yoa have pFaetieed self.
abuse even in the slightest particular YOU aro suffer.
ing from the
Dread Enemy Of uaman life.
And shond not hesitate 10 seek al once health and
CGREs GUARANTEED. FEES MODERATE
CONSULTATION BY LETTER OR OTHERWISE
Free.
Exclusively Vegetable Remedies Used.
@
LAnsEs-You are especially liable 90 suffering
from nervous prossFaton. al your peculiar com.
plants are nervous In their origin aud hence your
suffering are terribly depressing ine9presalhly
keen. The Doctor Ia his researches and practice OF
nervous troubles has made your organization n
special study and Il thus enabled from his expert.
the troubles. weakness distressing and sufeFngs to
which as = yon liable.
k.HYou viii nnd In the Doctor = friend upon
whom you can reply for comfort, aid and cure
DR.. Houng's Femate Remedies have at.
Atned reputation fur efficiency uaequaied by any
medicine. medical prescription ever offered.
They can be sent BY mail or express
Those desiring personal earc and attention can
have eli necessary accommodations furnished
Those who not visit The city can BY giving
their symptoms In thair own way, receive advice
and when desired. treatment A. home with every
suFanee ol . cure.
LETTERS RETURNED on DESTROYED.
Address.
Dr. ). &. foUNC.
Medical Instltuie,
No. stockton st
San Francisco. Feb. 81. isSs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26

This great strength
|ening romedy and nerve
tonic Is tho legitimate re-
|sult OF oyer twenty years
|of practical experience,
and cures with uniAiling
certainty Nervous and
physical debility, semi
.nAl weakness, spermat0r-
'rhoea, pro 8 tatorrhoea,
'emisslons. Q m p o teney,
'exhausted vitality, pro.
.inature decline and less oi
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Vol. ~. commences November I, I8s:

The s'Young People has becn from the arst guc-
ssfu beyond anticIpation.--N. Y. "EyenIng Post y
1t has distinct purpose, 70 which IL steady adj
1res-that, namely, OF supplanting the vicious pa
well as more wholesome boston journal. !"
For neatness. elegance of engraving, and contents
generally 1t Is unsurpassed by any publication OF tbo
kind yet brought TO "Pittsburg Gazette
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-01-26
20, 1883
AN Hx.cessUL's STORY.

TO no Editor Of TIE Brooklyn Eagle:
A late United States Consul &C ono
of the English inland ports, who is
now . private resident Of New York,
relates the following interesting story.
He objects, for private reasons, 70 hav
ing his name published, but authorizes
tho Writcr 10 substitute HE statcmsnt,
and, IL necessary, to refer TO him, in his
private capacity, any person seeking
such reference. Deferring TO his wish
ss, I hereby present his statement in al
most tie exact language in which he
gave Il TO me,
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no kehk4ey bNS bAM kkWuUhaeUe Vut'
Consultations strictly confidential by letter or at
Office FREF For the canvenience Of patients and IN
order to insure DO feet secrecy have adopted pr-
yate address under which ell packages are forwarded
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14
PROvIDEn Fox.

Arrangements have been msde 10 pro-
vide for all of Wizards ssests. In re-
spouse TO the request for acoommoda-
tons BY the committee, the following
persons responded.
Brunswick, eight double beds.
Arlington, twenty double beds.
Pantheon, two double beds.
Nixon's, one double bed.
Windsor, two double beds.
Mrs. Stewart, one single ted.
Columbia six single beds.
Brown House, two single beds.
j. Z. Curtis, ono double bed.
i. II. Cam, two double beds.
Mrs. Randolph, two double beds.
z. B. Ingraham. one double bed.
ID. Kellogg, one double bed.
Mrs. Scurry, one double bod.
James Mcknight, tive double beds.
Rev. Mr.. Watson, two double beds.
DIR. Bsgley. two double beds.
@. x. Jenner, two double beds. (Cap-
tain j. Miller.
Jos. Mcknight. two double beds.
DIR. Weed. one double bed.
w. A. Jennings, two double beds.
A. Macintosh, two double beds.
+. x. Prefontaine, two double beda.
d. T. Wheeler. one double bed. (Mr.
King, of Boston Jo.ysai).
Mrs. Fraoenthsl, two double beds.
Geo. d. Hill, one donbls and one sin
gle bed.
Steamer Eliza Anderson, thirty single
beds.
DR.. T. T. Minor, one double bed. 20.
r. Batsman, Washington).
Gov. 5. P. Ferry, two double beds.
(Geu. Henderson,.
Mrs. Harmon. two double beds.
Mrs. g. +. Whitworth, ons double
bed.
Dexter Horton, too dsabls bedA.
Z. Levy, one double bed.
Prof. Powell. two deable beds.
X. SCOTT. one double bed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14

An exchange very aptiy says that
yachting as q gentlsman's pastims is
sadly discouraged nov and then by some
accident such ~ that which, in all prob
ability. bcfell the Mystery, which sailed
from New Haven, Angus. 10th. for Nan
sueket, aud has not been seen since.
The finding Of two bodies clad in yachts
mems clothes, and having on them life
pressrvers known TO have been on the
Mystery. were the only evidences Of the
catastrophe. Daring the past few years
yachtin1 has received good deal Of at
tention, and there are few men Of wealth
and leisure who have not invested some
thing In fast boat. Not all the own
ers of yachts know how to manage them
when nothing short of good seaman.
ship Is able to keep them deck mp.
Short trips in safe waters. under soft
and gentle breszes. are all that such
jolly tars should undertake. When
they essay old oceans waves aud blasts
they should remember the Mystery and
her fate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14
PERsosAL.

J.H. Stone, timber inspector Of the
N. +. Il. T., WAS in town yesterday.
A. b. Stewart who has been Ia Cali
fornia for tho past i've weeks, Ii home
a tin.
Ex-Governor 4. @. Gibbs, Of Port
Ian 4. Oregon, 10 registered ~ the Ar.
lingtou.
Mayor Struve and b. 0ssxsrt, mem
bers Of the iron spike party, returned
home last evening.
Douglass Young has been keeping
books for w. A. Fsirvsathsr ct Spragua
for some months past.
W. G. Squire and family Of Illion
New York, arrived In Seattle last even
ing. and are stopping At the Brunswick
Douglas Young. formerly In buxinsss
| In this city, bat nov Of Eastern Wash
ington, 10 sojousning here 70 witness thu
celebration.
Tho Dearborn Broshers-0eor F
and n. H.-have gone back 10 thsi
home In Nsv England, after visit boil
pleasant and profitable 70 the cities o
Seattle and WAlia Walla.
The Orsgossas says THAI Gen. Grant
Frederick Billings and Hon. Wm. n
Evarts have started on their return 4
the east. leaving Portland on Q specia
train yesterday morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14

The Apacbes on the San Carlos Res
ervatisn are making some progress in
agriculture. having harvested this year
10000 pounds Of barley. 80. 900 pounds
Of corn, little wheat aud large guam
tisy Of garden vegetables. They have
also taken good care Of the $50 head Of
cattle distributed among them las,
year. All the farm work is d me by the
bucks. which Is an important departure
from Indian customs. The Arizona pa
per from which these facts are obtained
says: 1T 10 safe TO say that tho present
year has witnessed more honest werl
among the Apaches than ever done b,
all their past generations
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14

The ferry across White river, on the
King County road, near the hne Of the
Puget Sound Shore Railroad. il doing .
large bosineG IN ferTyinc teams and
foot passengers across the stream The
charges 70 the n. p. T. e alone during
the month Of August anountedt 10 about
seventy 1--we dollars
A sub-coutract on the line of the Pu-
get Sound Shore Line Railroad has been
let by J. r. Eounan d Co, the railroad
builders, "a John Fountain The con
tract calls for clearing the right Of way
from Black river to this city
Mr.. Fountains camp ID located mid
way between Seattle and Black river,
and another camp is TO be established
near the Seattle Driving Park About
80 men are nov employed, besides four
yoke Of oxen and several teams The
road viii be cleared BY October Isl
A lot of material for the front. on the
Cedar river extension of the N-P.R.R-.
consisting of uheeIbarrovs, picks, SHOW
els. etc, passed through this city yester-
day. Active work Is TO be carried on
this winter.
Work is progressing RAPIDLY on the
line of the Puget Sound Shore Railroad,
which il to connect Tacoma with this
city. With the exception of abodt two
miles and a-hAlf, the track il nov laid
to Black river. where il intersects With
the c. and p. S. r. E.
As about two thousand five hundred
feet of track are laid daily, this gap
will be closed by Tuesday " wednss-
day of next week
Seventy ave men are working on the
line at Titusyille, the present terminus;
and one handred and twenty five more
at Black river. About sixty horses and
carts are employed in grading at differ
ent points. These. besides the tents o.
the line Of construction, of which there
are q large number, are the property of
the N. p. X. L., and were transferred
here from Montana.
A general reduction Of 40 per cent.
from regular fares by the different
transportation companies ~ wise pro-
vision, and will induce many to visit
our city who perhaps would not other
wise do so.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14
DA TX z
POST : INTELLIGENCE
INF VISITING IeTsxALasTs-

This evening there vii arrive n ir,s
city large party Of visitors Among
them VIII lie found some OF the most
distinguished representative men OF tie
nation intending prominent Govern
rnent end State o1cials, and lass c0i
NOT lsssi, representatives, Of nearly al
the prominent joarnals Of this country
and several from across tie Ataaniae-
These latter gentlemen viii Be DESTROYS
of obtaining AL tie information p'o'sss-
BE about oar city. the surrounding
country. and generally tins portion OF
the great northwest A committee rep
reseufine the journals Of this city VIII
make due arrangements for the conven-
ience of these professional gnssts- They
win. moreover, do everything possibis
20 give them such information as rnay
be sought abeut our city and country
But II must be remembered that even
residen. journalists and editors DO nes
know and eanao; tell everything. We
therefore snf eest 70 onr people fnas
eaeb old resident constitute himself
committee Of one for the purpose OF
giving such information as may be
souek.: that whenever asked qaesf'ors.
as you all viii be, ycu step and answer
them fully, freely. coorteoosiy'
and, vishal. With CONSERVE
tism. Don't brae. Don't attempt to
hide such Disadvantages as may and do
exis. in every growing city. Tell the
truth: dont oyerstste products, resour-
ees. or climatic advantages, nor indulge
in undue Boosting. Not that ally citi-
zen of this community will deliberately
misstate or attempt 20 deceive our visit
ors, bot We all know, ia the enthusiasm
and excitement of the occasion and
celebration, how natural it 10 to enlarge
upon and color too highly facts and
circumstances which are in ones favor.
Therefore, we repeat: be conservative;
tender all information sought with
good grace, and, above all, do not at
tempt 10 exals our city By disparaainR
comparisons with others. Let our
guests see for themselves what We are,
and with correct information furnished
as herein suggested, they will be fully
capable Of judging of orr future. What
this country needs-what Seattle needs
lis TO be known, advertised, not ex-
ravagantiy, bat truthfnlly. And the
representative journalists who come
here will do that very thing. They are
here for that especial purpose. We
need not add that they are quite as
quick to distinguish conservatism from
extravagance in statement as the aver-
age citizen. Let u, give them welcome
royalty, and our word for II, the cour-
tesy will be fully appreciated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14

The Oosan Hoose opsns for bosisess
today.
Yesterday wa - lovely . day 40 one
co1id visa n September.
The Eliza Anderson il galiy decksd
out n Gags and bunting.
G. r. Psunce. of Kittitas valley,
rzissd 60 bozhels Of barley this year on
nine Acres Of groand- A great yield that
After the procession has dispersed at
the University Rro0nda. President VII
lard and party vii be escorted 20 their
hotsi.
Nim Nellie Powell vas unanimously
slected by the strdents of the University
70 deliver an address Of welcome 70 the
Willard party.
The ship City Of BROOKLYN 10 1t tbs
Mil street dock unloading miscellane-
Gus freight She will retorn 20 San
Francisco With . cargo Of coal
O6cer Manning arrested q man Who
has been noticed for several days 70 be
sctine strangely. He 10 evidently in
sane, bus his name could not be ascer-
tainad.
Two panss Of French pIafS glass we're
pat IN shs windows Of the Stone build
ing yesterday. They are about the
larRsss IN the city and are each s f.. 1
IN BY 10 r.
The BudlonR brothers got back thsir
stolen boat 1t had been taken to What
com, and there repainted and Otherwise
disguised. The younR thieves have not
yet been captured.
The Argus says the bark Revere vas
# 49, r.~~S
Mcintyre carried policy upon her IN
iy allowed It 70 run out
The vigilance of our police officers
will be fully taxed during the next few
days 20 keep under control the unruly
characters Who will dock 10 town. A
few special officers should be appointed
10 help MAINTAIN order.
They are about to vote on . special
school tax in Olympia, and If the people
are wise they will speak decisively in
favor Of the tax, the chief Objection:to
which 10 that il is entirely too low to
fully accomplish the purpose desired :
A pleasing feature Of the display TO be
made tomorrow, and during the prog
rsss of the procession, will be q group
of sixty young ladies dressed in white,
and seated on the platforms on either
side Of the grand arch on Commercial
street, Who, as the procession passes by.
will present the participants With flow
ers and fruits of various kinds, the
product Of our Territory.
Among the most noticeable decorated
buildings on our streets are the Yesler-
Leary block and the Hotel Brunswick.
On tins former building large csnvss
has seen stretched, upon which is de-
picted in gorgeous eolors q representa-
ton of the first through train, and I'M
derneath the words, "From New York
70 Seattle" On the Hotel Brunswick
lines of streamers and flags of all pa,ions
cover the front and extend across the
street TO the houses opposite.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14

The undersigned merchants have de
cided 10 keep their respective places Of
business closed during the entire day oi
the Willard celebration, Saturday, shs
18th inst, and request their customer
TO govern Themselves accordingly:
G. p. Stone, Kellogg a snyder, Cos.
per. Mcintyre 4 Co.. N. ChilbeFe. d. A.
yenninas, Sohvabacher Bros. 4 Co,
Harrington 4 Smith. Toklss 4 Singer.
man, w. d. Scott a Co, J. SchrAm 4
Co, FrAnenthal Bros. Pumphrey 4
hof, Boyd 4 Poncin. II. Uhifslder, wsid
L Campbell. Simon a Brownstoue. Sc.
attic Cooperative Store, Clayton Bros.,
n. Hershbcra q CO.. L. Reinis, seaman
4 Young. J. g. Wright, Stackpool, Jack.
son 4 Co, Dcnamors 4 johnson. Stsiu-
veg Bros., Sutherland a Co.. n. II. Viii.
COZ d Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-14
FORMATION.


OLYNPrA's FIRs LESSONS.
has been soourced by Ere of late years
~ few towns in any part Of the country
have been. And yet tho people there
sesm to profit nothing by the severe
lessons administered 10 them. They
get along with the same old Are appa.
ratus they have labored With for nearly
twenty yean-the man killing kind Of q
half century ago. Il vas the first en-
CINE introdnced In The Territory. and
for long time the "Olympia Depart
ment" va looked upon with great
local pride. Other places stirred them
selves, aud soon in this essential re-
spect caught no With and passed the
stand-s still Capital city--not stand still,
either, for In such mstters there il no
standing stiil-it ID either GO ahead or
20 behind, and certainly Olympia has
not gone ahead in the matter Of her
hre department. She has paid dearly
for IL. thoagh 10 fires and high rates
Of insurance Is has cost her not far from
q quarter Of . million lollars during the
pass dve years. peshaps one third the
aseessable value OF the entire property
OF the town. Let the othsr wooden
towns tSrattls inclnded) take warming
of OlyupiA-