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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

Be found near Sweet Home. and Il seems 10
Be satisfactory one. We consider these
matches equal 70 anything made on The
Coast and fer superior TO the Portland
matches. Ia due time they viii be manufac-
tursd on quite An extensive scale here.
The Novemberissue Of Dio Ls,uiss Month.
b 10 much increased Ia slse, and superior to
any previous number. Il Is admirably - .
whole and Ia detail. ',Inebristy among
Women" By Dr. Lucy NJ Hall. Phyaioian Of
the great womAns Prison at Sherborn,
Mass., u thoughtiai discussion Of The
csases and rcsalta Of intsmpsFases among
women. Elihn Barbour, 81 Kansas. discus.
sss the outcome Of obedience TO Mr. Greeley
injunction. "Youag man, 60 West. |" '1sm.
ploysrs and Employed" by Mrs Sarah X
Bolton. l. = happy and instructive diaousalon
Of this important relation in human life -
aeen throughout Enrsps aud our own coan.
try. Beautiful Hands," by FAnchon, will
delight ell women who are ambitious Of
personal charms 'sThe old.Fashiensd
Home, by Rev DR. Fulton, ID hearty plea
for genuine love and honest life. Helen NJ
Loder reviews with spirit and pluck, "0nr
Young Women" by DE- Howard Crosby.
Dear SIR by President I.ss, Of the
Agricultural College. Miss., Il an attack up.
on "A old.lashioned Absurdity. Dora
Darsnore, writer well known on the Pacific
coast. gives Us new remedy for polygamy.
''Big Jack smail'' il one Of the best stories
which has appeared In "a American maga-
zine 10 many years. ''our Cooking School. "
under the management Of Julia Cofman,
grcws better aud better. Beaidaa ell thsss
articles We fad the following from the
Editor II this popular magazine .'rhe
Good Old Times and A New Mystery ]"
N adnirahle biographical sketch ofGsorge
I Angel, Of Massachusetts,. "Hnsbands
and wives.a Three Square Meals, cr the
Proper Treatment Of Consumption, The
Proper CIoahing for Cold Weather" etO. II
i the bet number Of this Magazins yet
given 10 the pablio.s Frank Seaman, Pub.
Iiaher, 60, II Bible House. New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

Anything relating 10 the Pioneers
excursion IL Of Interest 70 the people ell
over the state. The following we clip
from leading Chicago paper This
half = thousand sightseeing tourists ls
made up 10 great measure OF wealthy
farmers. who have beea many years In
Oregon. and have, by careful and
palnstaking thrift amassed cemforta-
bio fortunes IL csn well DO said that
tho great state OF orsgoa is ably repre-
sented by ~ unusually fiac.iookIng
body Of men aud wsmsn. . body Of
American citizens which any state
might well feel prsud OF. This sxeur-
sion 10 composed OF members Of the
Oregon Pioneers Association. and
among them are ssme Of the best
knowa cItIzsns Of Oreg n. represent.
Ing . vast ameunt Of wealth. the aver.
age beIsg placed 1t s25. 900 per man.
which would bring the grand total to
several mIllIena. and they are men wss
are among the strongest and most sta.
bio members Of their great western
commonwealth
Two Of Linn csuntys well known
citizsns get the following personal
notices from the same paper '.Mr !
A Watts. Of ehedd. Linn county. Oregon,
acting secretary Of the association, II
probably the youngest msmber. as he
was bsrn In ''the states In 1877, ane
was but six months old wheA hs reach
ed his 0regonIan hsme.
An elderly sentieman, Mr. I smith, o
Halsey, Liam county, Oregon. gave
ssms graphic pictures Of ths way ID
which the old pioneers made their wa J
across the plains"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

The following program has been adopted
for the union Thanksgiving service 70 be
held st the U. p. Church on Thursday next
~ II a N.
Invocation REV II Condit.
Music ic-Ccngrsgasionsl singing.
Reading Of Scripture lesson and proclama.
tions-Rev NJ judy.
Prayer--Rev w Harris.
Music.
sermen-Rsv s G Irvine.
Prayer-Rev ] A Hollenbaugh.
Music.
Collection for tho benefit Of the Albany
Ladies' Aid Society.
Benediction.
A general attendance is requested and
that places Of business be closed At leasl
during the hour Of worship.
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s.as. cl.a. aaa AIles 8 M.rs,..

Santa Clans and Martin q Allen have
formed = partnership 70 last until New
Years. In the meantime holiday goods q
nearly all kinds can be bought Of this
Arm, ofa kind not oniy 70 please but 70
last and be Of service. Besides cloaks.
lace goods, handkerchiefs, etc, there viii
be found albums, csiiuloid sets. varieties
ofjswe.ry, well selected aud suitabls Tor
the occasion, and Thousand and one
things which can beandsrutood better By
examination. This custom ofgIvlsg pres-
ents II good one aud viii be generally
observed this year. II can not be done
better than by getting holiday goods OF
the class sold by Allen & Martin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

On Friday evenins. Nov. Soth, the AL
bany Dramatic Club win give an enter
tainment at McIlwain's Hall, for the bene-
fit OF the Mechanics Band, which promises
70 be fine affair, no pains being spared
10 make il . dramatic feast. A drama will
be presented entitled "Momenlous Ques-
tisn, !" and comsdy entitled "Loan Of .
Loysr.D which will be played by some OF
our best dramatic talent. A. 1t is for an
excellent object. everybody should SO
and as we'll help encourage home talent.
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Following Is the programs fortb Tsaoh'
ers Institute, wkloh meets st Lebsncr
next week, beginning on Wednesday :
WEDNESDAY,, nov. %. at 7 o'clock.
Music.
Address OF welcons--Hon Z Gilbert.
Kesponso--J d ileFnef.
Music.
Lecture, "our Country Schools and Their
Nseds"-E y McIclrey. supt. Pub, Inst.
Music.
Misosllaneous REV RE Dsll.
THuasDAv, wov, 20. . o'clock, A. N.
MnsIce.
Institute work k--p A Moses, gupt.
organization.
scAool govsrnment--John D Mcfarland.
Muslc.
Text books Walter A McGhee.
TsAohing the fandamsnt1l rules Of
Arlthmetic % primary pupIls-v O Brock.
PsnmannhiF.
General discussion, Organization and
Grading District Schools ~ N Miller.
i:so O'Clock. p. n.
When 70 teach, "H,w and wby''-T L
Duggsr.
Geography --Mlss Minnie Allison.
Method oi teachIng Gsrmmar-A r
Hershner.
syntsx-J H levitt.
Drawing In Public schoois--Mrs Bell
Herner.
Masic.
Primary Elements OF Reading and How
70 Teach thsm--lE Miss Revia Alexander,
School DlscIpline-D " Reid.
What Practical use oan DO made OF
Newspapers Ia our Public sshools, ,-supt.
Curtis Baird, Of Oregon City,
o'cLocK, r. n.
Muslo.
Eduo.lIon affairs of Linn couniy,-P 4
Moses.
Music.
Lscturs-Rov JesOph Emsry.
Music.
YHtDAx, nov. 90. . o'clock, m.
Hlstory-Aflss LsuIsa Anderson.
Normal echools-wilbur Nonsinger.
Good teachers necessary 10 thorough
scholarshlp-MIss Ella Mcbride.
0rshography-Mary Ceshow.
Academic work aad len relation 70 tho
Public schsols-E n Condit
Duties and requirements Of PablIc
Hchool Teachers--J u Horner.
General discnssIon-what motives ana
Incentives 10 study ought 70 be appealed
Io-J o wyckoff.
Music.
DiFoessrs csaveafIss.
vaIDAy, nov. 80, 1850 P. n.
Music.
Our school. thirty year. aso-Ilndssy.
Music.
Duties OF DIrsciOrs-a -aon W n Bllysu.
Music.
Methods Of SECURING lhs best teachers.
Music.
whosre the cheapest tsAchersf
Hsw 70 keep . district united 10 iLs
Miscellaneeus-Rev RN Bell.
rKIpAY, rev. 30. 2 o'cioek =. ~.
Elacuiionary entertainment will be given
o dsfrAy the expenses Of the institute.
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sPRfsovrELD. PrIacs Georges Co., 1fd.
Mr. Chas @ Addison, Of the above pIacs.
states: II spralnsd my right knse caus-
lag intense suffering, and the use OF
ernschss for several weeks. I found no
rslIefin other remedies and linaiiy triad
the miracle Of cure, - Jacobs on. In =
short time osuid bend my knse-which
had been ~ ssiff ~ an irsn rod, laying
aside my srutches aud was abe 70 walk
as well as ever"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23
CAanssa Hands.

Wednesday Hochstsdlsr q Warner pur-
chased the Carter planning mill property in
this city, paying sl650 for the same. They
have begun repairing IL. and a. they are
both thorough workmen. will soon be ready
to put out some Of the best work in thai
line Of any firm in the state.
Last week Philip Baltimore purchased
three pieces Of property, one being the
Wsstlake property on First street.
A gentleman about TO bo married is an
other purchaser Of some city property. but
we we'll not give the name At present.
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wednesday evening Rev 4 L Lindsey,
OF Portland. delivered the fourth lecture
Of the W CT q coairse, to = large and ap-
preciative andienee. His subject was
1.-THE Art Of Pleasing" and he certainly
allowed that he was practicing what he
preached. It's plain subject, but as
haadled by Rev Lindsey : lively one.
While it is easier % follow one IN trip
around the world, through Paris or Hol-
land, one will not have much trouble In
sailing with Rev Lindsey for an hour on
the sea OF Gsnslemanly Conduct. II pays
to be gentleman aud to be pleasing In
ones manner, even II Il y put on, particu-
larry in businsss, for, Is the speaker said,
an empty sugar barrel win attract mere
dies than = full vinegar barrel. One
should not discriminate as 70 whom they
act gentlamanly. The true gentleman
makes no distinction as to dress or wealth;
enc can but admire well known London-
.sr who was in the habit Of offering the
.protsetien Of his uEnbrellA in . rain storm
TO even ths homely, ignorant cid apple
women. However great il intellect, one
cannot appreciate even Carlisle, when he
cams heme, from long trip, fonnd every
thing carefully arranged by his excellent
wife for him. but noticing nothing, coarse
ly inquired Why the window wedge was
not in its place.
Rsplste With sensible, practical thoughts,
and many well told incidents, the lecture
proved . useful one. and no doubt many
who heard it, anticipated New Years. and
resolved to be more courteous and gentle
manly towards everybody, even their
wives and husbands.
The next lecture will take place on Fri
day evening Of next wsek, Nov. 30. and
viii be by Miss Ellen F Spalding, public
aud talented teacher. Of Portland, on THE
Higher Edncstion Of Women.''
-e0
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IxrEsEsrlxs Re agnscRlnEas

At the request Of subscribers in differ
ent parts Of the county, and for tAeir con-
venience, we have sent bills to our agents
At several places. 20 that those desiring %
liQuidAte can do 50 by calling on the fol-
lowing gentlemen 7 L Wallace. Lab
anon Sam May, Harrisburg; O P CO.
shaw, Brownsville; W E Kelley, scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

All over the land are going into scstacy
over DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use Of this great life Saving
remedy, causes them 70 60 nearly Wild Ia
its praise. Il IL guaranteed TO positively
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarsoness. Lo8a d
Velce, or any affection OF the Throat hnd
Lungs. Trial Bottles tree at Foshay 4
Mason's Drug Store. Large size SI.00.
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s.svs. sssvs... s..vs..is

Being deslrous to reduce stock as far
as possible before the holidays. win
make liberal discount, on all goods
sold before that tIme for cash. The
finest cook stspes asd ranges. a. well as
pdrlor and heatisg stopes ia tss ,OorId at the
Stove House Of
w. II. MCFARLAND,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

Mr E Z Hammock, living fsur miles
north Of Lebanon, has just received enc
OF the celebrated Westinghouse engines,
and during the coming winter win saw
fir poles for fencing, which he will sell
tor about half she cost OF ordinary
fencing Call on him, or write to him
at Lebanon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

Everybody comss to Allen & Martin, f,
Albany, Or. theyc ONE from every
mock, crsok and corner in Linn and
Benton counties, to buy their fall and
winter supplies People say they can
de better At their stOrS than any other
stsre In the State.
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ss rer csas on.

A. B. McIlwaia is receiving large in
voice OF ladies'. gents aud shildren's boots
and shoes. which he viii sell at 25 Per cent
lsss than usaal prices. aiso. full line Of
gsnts' and boys clothing. which he Is offer
lag AZ harsaina
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23
nuCnLEx,s AnNICA saIYE.

The best sslve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheuna, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilhlains,
corns and ell kinds ef skin cruptions.
This sslve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction Ia avery ease or money re-
funded. Prics $50 per box.
For sale by Foshay q Mason.
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DEMOCRATS ATTEND /!
ALBANY DEMO CRATIC
CITY COMvEN TION.
ceuRr narss

A mass meeting ef the namocrcy %
Albany will be held 1t the
CoIRr HoCsE
on Saturday eveaing December lst, 1883,
III o'clock, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for Mayor, Recorder, Marshal
and Treasurer TO ba vesed for at the elec-
ton en- Monday, December srd, 1858.
WARD MEETEaCs.
The Committee recommend that the
various Ward meetings be held en- Friday
evening. November SlJth, 1883 az o'clock
at the following places
First Ward-up stairs Ia the Circuit
Court room.
second Ward--Tn the County Court
room.
Third Ward-At the Lower School house.
Each ward meeting viii nominate ono
candidate for Councilman and select =
msmber of the City Central Cemnittee.
GEo. Is. CHAMAERLArN.
L. MARTIN.
Committee.
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One hundred and forty acres. nine
miles above Lebanon: 40 acres in cul-
ovation. 10 acres sIashed and sown to
rass Comfortable dwelling. gesd
suthouses. Cheap Inquire at this
ONCE.
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wsare now prepared to make leans in
any sums desired en- improved farm land in
Linn and BentOn counties for any length Of
time not less than ons year
RuRKHARr Rnos.
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Many druggists recommend, and try to
sell, what pays them the largest profit.
Do not be deceived Ask for Ammen's
Cough Syrup. Take no cthsr. The
remedy stands on It's own merits. You
can buy sample bottle fer is cents, and
test IL yourself. Larger bottles ct 80 cent
and 81. AK to see the larger size and
read the wrapper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

At the Blue Ribbon Club Friday night
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term ~
Prof. d. N. Condit, President.
T.P. Hackleman, let Vice President
TIP HackIenan. End Vice President.
F. P. Nuttlng, Secretary.
Jehn Conner, Treasurer.
Rev. M. Judy, Chaplain.
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Baraaias In closalnx.

n order to reduce stook and make time.
lively. WIN otfer my entire new steck Of
MEMS youths aud boys clothing, over.
coats and ulsssrs At greatly reduced prices,
Ss:. e: n0LAN'S s'sa. ssss
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Carp.


Mr. JeIln Irving, our Postmaster, re-
ceived several carp last week, which he
has placed in his yard. A car load was
brought to Portland last week and will
be placed in the streams Of the North
west. An exchange has the following
to say of them: "The carp is pound
Ssh, and Is especially adapted to small
bodies Of still and muddy water. They
are not, prsperly speaking, game fish.
They can be wintered In q cellar with
proper care. They are quite hardy
and can be kept alive out of water. If
in mass, twenty -four hours. Tnere are
three species of the carp-the scale
leather and mirror. AS food they are
equal or superior to catfish, suckers
perch aad ali the common native yarie-
ties. They are fIt for tassle from 0cto-
Der to May
The value Of carp is shown by the
fact that they are sold By prlvase fish
culturists at s per pair, or ss5 per 100.
A one-acre pond will produce 1900
pounds the first year. and 2, 500 pounds
each year thereafter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

Wringers At reduced rates. both the Nov
city and Eureka. the best made, At Peters
Blain's.
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A stock and wheat farm Of $50 acres
lying In Polk and Benton counties four
miles west Of Sewer. Splendid stock
ranch. 500 acres Of farm land. For fur
ther particulars inquire OF Weatherford q
blackburn, ak Albany.
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= .hs rs.,.,..s. rsssl. y 1l.s os.a.s.

Tho Executive Committee have adopted
the following fern for local tempsrancs
organizations which they hope will be or
ganized Immediately throughout the
county 10 co-cperats with the Hnn County
Temperance Alliance in the temperancs
work: such organizations wben organized
are requested 70 notify tho Secretary OF
the. e.Exscutivs Committee. Of the County
Alliance, giving the name OF the Alliance
and ofiicsrs and r. o. address Of each. II
IN suggested that - least ono Aillsnce be
organized In each precinct. The Execu-
tive COMMITTEES OF the Linn County Tenn
perance Alliance are ~ foilews, whe may
DO consulted upon the matter. The Exc
cutive Committee Of the Alliance will be
glad 10 correspond and cooperate with
any local organization and 70 do what
they can 70 furnish lecturers and informa-
ton. Communications should be address
70 the Secretary OF tho Executive Commit
tee.
q w Gray, Chairman, Albany, 7 p
Hackleman, Secretary, Albany Rev w
Harris, Albany s y Train, Harrisburg !;
tt Wilson, Halsey II r Ashhy, sclo
A w stanard, Brownsviiis.
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For Sale.

One half block In eastern part Of the
city with fair house and barn will be sold
cheap.
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ao.-.fhs name OF this organization

ie.--,fhe name Of this organization
sAsa be the Temperance Alliance Of --
Linn osnnty, Oregon.
objest-Ths object Of this Alliance shall
be 10 carry ON tho temperance work within
eur precinct.
oficers.--The officers Of the AlIlancs
skall DO President, . vico President, .
Secretary and . Treasurer.
Duties OF Officers, duty Of the Pres.
ident shall be to preside and preserve er-
der and conduct the business Of tho Alii-
ance.
The Woe President shall be acting Pres.
ieent In the absence Of that officer.
The Secretary shall keep correct min
uls ofths proceedings Of the AIliancs and
shall record the ssme on beck kept for
that purpose.
The Treasurer shall receive all money
collected by the AilIancs and shall dis
burss the same on 90 order.
Executive Committso.>-Ths President,
Vice President and Secretary shall con-,
stituts an Executive commIttso whose
duty Il shall be 10 secure lecturers 10 ar
range program OF exercises and take
such measures - shall promote the gen
srAl interests Of the work.
MembsrshIp.-Persons may become
members OF this Alliance by signing the
Constltution, including the following
pledge.
I hereby pledge myself CGod helping
mel that will abstain totally from the
use OF ali intoxicating drlnks ~ bsver-
age, and that will exert my effoFts In
ali Legitimate ways 10 bAnssh the sYil Of
intsmpersnce.
Msstlngs. -MestIngs OF tho Alliance
shall be held monthly. on the OF
each msnth and at such other times as
the Executive Com DIttcs shall select.
Election Of onicers.-Tho election ef
ofisers shall taks place Immediately amer
the adoptisn and subscription OF this
constlsution and pledge, and shall be for
term Of ak months or until their success
ora are elected.
Amsndmsnt,-ThIs Constitution may
~ altered or amended at any regular
sfths Alliance By = two.third
vote Of the members present.
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The foifowlng Ii the list OF letters renal aing
IN the Post ONCE. Albany Linn county, Ore
gOn, Nov %, lHss. Persons calling tor THESE
letters must give the date on which tney wsre
advertised.
Lyon, Nelson Maxwell,
Titus, Frank MeWliiiamss
Wilson, sadIe
N. IRVING. r. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-23

For cough or cold there Is no remedy
equal 10 Ammen's Cough Syrup.
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HAHN On Nov. 18th, ataPrineville Is the
wife Of Henry Hahna bog.
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A mass meeting &c the nemocrcy 81
ALBANY will be held ak the
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J. Il. lRvING, 2. M-
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AA~S>A1
In humor for IL. Those laws are the main
reason Why 90 many farmers are in debt.
The farmer makes enough TO prosper, were
Il not for the sxtravagant prices he has to
pay for machinery, clothiag, sugar. etc.
Mrs Mary Porter died at her home in
Corvallis on Tuesday morning Of last week
st the advanced age Of 50. The writer took
his first meal in the Willamette Valley, at
her honss. and knew her 70 be noble old
lady, possessing wonderful energy fer one Of
hsr age. She was enly sick week, and did
her washing the day she was taken sick.
Besides she was in the habit Of milking her
COW and dsing all Of her house work alone,
besides sometimes keeping several boarders
without any help. There are few old ladies
Of SO Of whom this can be said.
II il not our intention to allow anything
TO creep into our columns casting reflection
en- anyone yet sometimes It viii happen in
oar correspondence the same a. mice some
times crawl into the best kept houses. Last
week We Published IN answer from several
in Lebanon to "Nabob." We knew he
nsedsd answering and 50 we put it in but
We understand that towards the last part OF
IL . reflection was cast on very worthy
citizen Of that place. No name being mon.
toned Of course We knew nothing Of whom
it was, OF that il was anyone. until told.
The perssn intsndsd to Be hit Is one Of oul
- = =
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-09

saucer, But, in view Of all these serious
drawback, Cairo is in an excellent condi-
ton in every way; she is safer against the
floods than she ever was, and her prospects
right now are brighter than they ever we're.
The business men and citizens should spend
more time ont doors in the fresh invgora
ting brcczes that sweep over our city they
should take drives around the levees and
SER FoR THEMSELVES what great
work has been done on them
they should drive out into the country and
see some Of the magnificent farms there are
in this and adjoining counties. A drive
Of tins kind would do their souls, their
minds and their bodies good; would give
them more correct views of Cairo's present
condition and her future possibilities;
would tell them what ought to be done 10
order TO deyeope these possibilities, and
would give them avery small, but very
correct opinion OF the Cairo business man,
who mopes about his office, grunting and
growingat "rhe duIness of trade while
makingroehort toimprovoit, and indignant
ly refusing to contribute mite toward
the building # county roads, etc, In pleas
ant weather the Mississippi levee is spen-
did drive and the view magnificent. Every
citizen Of Cairo ought to see it anibe proud
.nrit