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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-29
Dnn'I Die inIlie Ilnu.e


'Rnugh OF Rats c ars out rats, mice.
roa-hes, bed bugs, flies, ants, moles,
gophers 10 cents,
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t(Itpslt,H.l.

Benson. Capciue Porous l'a-icrs
the pores of the skin, Do
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cor LDN'r AFFORD IN,
"hesi lay business Prio
'P'e' Druggist Tells
me square Truth.

No" my tieud, let's be perfectly
frank and candid about this little mat.
/ ter, the druggist said. placing both
elbows on his plated .how case and
"oNius MS customer fairly in the eve
You have a lame back and want n PLASTER
/ 10 pun on IL You don't know me, and,
Judging from human nature ns il rms
III ""sI"e7S' You ARE afraid I'll humhug
you IN some WAY. Ynu may think II An
"id H'a't ihent, but can't afford to cheat
you. Even il | did / haven't the
means.
that's curious. (Oh. my back III
'HNe cuMF guess Don't you keep
plastetsf'
oh, yes, ore or two kinds Once
had she YES tnlI OF theul-cyery sort
thhi were ever Invented to gull the igno
IHl,' hil max money for mitstors.
hut l ,ltted EN- ont one by one. aud
now sell
BENSON o,rcINE POROUS rLAsrERs
pr'h''pHI'y' They always give satsiuc.
non ""d III the end 1t pays to sell
'htm IN prefer nee to all others"
iiaN tyon AlcocksP'
l'S' hut my customers aud myself
prefer prHsuus tupclne---w which are
,i'' ' N''l'llN, sNtt rs Govern inent
ho"as ara sure a. the laws Of gravita-
non l't doctors order them, and
whnt IA more TO the point, have never
heard complaint from any one no
has used hem You can 20 elsewhere
II your back Will bear you out in the
operation. and get another and u
rhcnret pla ter, but
" Don't talk to me- about the money"
broke III the cnm ort.> eekine stranger.
"'tl' some heil "N hnt's ten OF fifteen
cents to x ting rid OF tins COMPOUNDED
oh, Lord this pnin ana lamrurss9
Let me have one Of Benson. Capciue
lhnts the real article, = it2 with the
word tal eut in the body OF the
plnst'r
" You'll be around IN Il week, straight
AMI strong, aid d the diplomatic
dfnkeift, throwing the money IN hls cash
drawer.
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That PnYsICIANS AND ~

HAT PIlYSICIANS AND IN
,,'.y krhr,al Is NAY properly understand tine
n,et,ls 81 COLI EMS lQIIb sUEtF TpNIt,
~ "Iblt .I' ni lAe eminent chemist, AtIit Il
n HA>sALI., NJ. H.. + K, - of London.
rns1sud' ana also au endorsements by thu ccl,-
wwHH9e! physician, Professor SIR kGA~Ml. -
$3.50 r; K. :, LL.D., OF Lon ion, are la
SSia by Druggists generally at -. q botllcs
M g g. y. cRlIIl NpE\, General Agent
10 fu'ion street, New ork
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-29

Ni-h' sweats, fcvr, chills. m4la.1,
dyspepsia, cured by Wells Heal.h Re.
newer" 81.
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the perfection OF roasted coffee,
abnuIulcly pure and fresh, sold by all
groccrs in pound packages
RlcKEK n Lex, Coffee Roasters,
GtlVcgtou Texas
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SlilLOh'S CURE WILL imuedi
at'iy relieve Group, Whoopnng cough
aud Bronchitis. For sale 10y Castles
~ Morrisuu.
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III lOl' SUFFER- with Dvspcpsia
nnd Liver Complaint? Suiloh's Nirlzr
IL guaranteed To cure You. For sale by
t,tlcs X Morrison.
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~ .EEPlE>S NIGHTS, made misela
hlc by that terrible coGgh- Shlloh'- Cure
y the remedy Tor you. For sale by Cas-
ties ~ Morrison.
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NlilIbllN COUGH and consumption
I urc is sold by Us ON a guarantee. If
cures consumption. For sale bv Castclcs
4 Morrison
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AXE YOU MADE mDncrnble by H.
dIG"stion, 'ohstlp 'tlou. Dizziness, Loss
IF Aupctl'o, l'llow Skin ? Shiloh's
Ni'nllHer y positive cure. For sale 10y
I nstles ~ MOrrlsnn
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RoUP, WiluOplNG COUGH and
bronchitis Immediately relirvcd bv
Nhil"h', Cure. Fjr sale by Castles
a Morrison.
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FOX LAME RAt II. side ar chest, nsc
"hlIoh Porous Plaster Price 10 cents
FOR sales hYCaStes 4 Morrison
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II IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF


tho Hiood AMI ripfcl,HSit. and Is there
Tore ilue iuriPGr6iH and cOTTc' tirc
In rasototjll chronic Ht0iidics which
are a1s"ciairl with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE OF rnE BLOOD. These an ylo,d
10 me r. Sn'hlius III / nOurl-iIug I rop-
'r''Ht OF lis great trO tonic tItluputS.
hP'h7Htrs t'r th' io.s 0j rifd}tfif,
IA 'h'"a 10y toHS"H,Jtfi0lt tHfas.rgt ~
BfOHthti aui IhTUst 0,Irct,u,tS n
'r'H remedy Feminine DtLiIiff and
reimhurs" the Ee"'Jje lIysilue ior
those iDsS". of rifulitH urs.iuprnv-
lnS complaints ipr"W!iIr To m" ser.
Mrihrrs HH!s'tiv the rpVu ,hiidrcit,
AMI d"ficuf" trrIU.Jt who GA I.t'f 90
become mulh"IsEu hrlue Uu ri,yot-
OnS chit'tTrH -Apul4 hy nil means 1t-l.
~ N WH restore sufferers from
hrnf'H Or Ncrrows EfOStrsfi3H arls-
ius frHm Or"T- W0rL, 1.rc,sscN or
ptofrdrfrd Disc ESe. II ,ciT cure
Drunkenness an / tin OJi,lH HubU
Tor A. the arpnIit grows hyH.Alyr
ami d srstlun IN re y -Yi.E+ through
Ia" 4-H ~ tils 7 'p.'. Ilc 'uuuttrI
Grazing dos away uu'.l totally tN-
un''. n Is higifRb b "g,,tI IL. Iircr
t'mplninf~. Nt'1liH irr,r, mud
Al. h"iIr'Tl i't'is A' fHc tho
VI" .ru, effect, pt !,,.r al n.J
E"'" s.. hdS M o4itl ~ D. tril1
f"At uHpt"r,. D.g Sfipu 0s.d IN
Ptir, tA4 4'Irrl' 'l' Dy,".i,fic Ia
tHtd aa r6siiJ disseminated .5rf..ir
" I0o"i ANA Us 30 ,lru-lu 90 nm tjlar
hhl mo most sensitive laIGIe wiil not
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-29

Table scarfs table ~cufs in linen aud
iama-k, in all varieties, Mt Levine Bros.
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40 uinptl nl an ice lninlnt ms year
Rollers h''ory il running nirht and day.
Wagons Wlll wit all parts of the city.
Leave or telephone your orders to factory,
corner Sixth md Franklin streets.
Il IL one ol the prcull,rltle4 Of the
Anne icnu pee blr to devote N their M
10 business, without re- gard To- health
In tin rush Tor IN 'uet uud fame, many
lives are ruined, Winch, with proper at
tcniion aud u timely use Of II propo r cor
receive, could be saved. For this pur-
t"rc there Is nothing equal to tn,
Irckiy Ash Butcr-, 1t rolievos the
system Of al impurities, purllles the
blood and, 10y assisting nature, restores
original health AMI ytgor.
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uEtlck Al Drag Store of j o. Cornish.
Elm street. East Wac -S.InIWSm
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pners hi professional services to the .ititeus
oi W AGO aud Vicinity
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18
EOW RECEIVED.

The news of the nomination of CleVe-
land has been Uell received by Demo
Gratis, except by Tammany and the
Butler contingent. T4mmanv appeared
at the convention 500 strong for the
purpose of defeating the choice OF the
people, as they attempted to do eight
years ago at 81, Louis when Tilden wss
nominated. John Kelly then said that
Tilden could not carry New York nor
could he be elected, bat the convention
would not suffer itself to be dictated to
Dy . small faction Of ma!contents, but
nominated Mr.. Tilden who carried New
York and was elected as well. The
convention again has had the courage
to nominate man who is fully identi.
fed with the reform sentiment of the
country. This will insure Mr.. CIeve-
land the entire independent vote of
the country. Republicans are claiming
that Tammany, the Irish, the Catholics,
the labor organizations, etc. will support
Blaine, but we see no evidences of this
except the mere assertion of Blaine par
tisans. On the other hand Democrats
are claiming that there is large ele-
ment of the more respectable class of
Republicans who are disgruntled at
Blaine's nomination, and who are wholly
averse to submit to support one whose
methods and character are totally at
Variance 'vith the purposes Of political
organization. When challenged to pro-
duce the evidence upon which this claim
is founded, they refer to snch leading |
influential papers az the New York |
Times, Post, Evening Telegram, Truth,
Nation, Harpers' Weelly, Springfield
Republican and all the great leading
Independent papers Of the country such
as the New York Herald, Philadelpbia
Times, Chicago Times, Boston Herald
and many others. So far as the calm
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.

Thomas A Hendricks Was unani-
mously nominated for Vice President
by the Democratic convention at
Chicago. lie was born at GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, in 1919, being now 65 years
of age. With a brother and sister he
attended the village school as pre-
paratory step to Hanover college, at
which institution of learning he grad
uated with such honors as were a
source of pride and satisfaction to his
friends. He at once entered upon
the study of the law under Judge
Major, and afterwards under his
uncle, Judge Thompson OF Chambers
burg, Pa, and in due time was adj
mitted to the bar. He returned to
Shelbyville, Ind, where he opened a
law Off ce and entered upon the prac-
tice OF his profession. In few years
he became one of the most noted law
yers OF The state. At the beginning of
Pierce's presidential term he appoin-
ted Mr.. Hendricks Commissioner of
the General Land Office, which he
filed with rare ability and complete
satisfaction to the President and peo-
pie. In 1860 the Democrats nominal
ed him for governor Of Ind, but he was
defeated by Col Henry s Lane, who
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18

This Is variety of oatyieldisg 20 to
so bushels per acre, and weighing 50
pounds per bushel. II Is two weeks
earlier than ether oats, ripening, IL
sown early, just after wheat harvest
or as early as wheat, as il allows longer
time to plOw the ground and prepare
e mellow seed ted two or three inches
deep, with the soil packed firmly be-
meath. One defect of the Australian
oat is that its stock is toe weak for It's
head. 1t is frequently sown with other
varieties.
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sCIo ITEMS
scIo, On July, 10th. 1884

ScIo, On, July, 10th, 1884
Eis Democrat
Seeing that you have no correspond
ent at this place wo thought if you
would allow us ANAL space in the
columns Of your paper that we might
be ableto send you few itemsj joccasi on
ally.
Farmers are becoming somewhat al
armed In regard to saving their hay on
account OF tho continual rainy weather
and they apprehend gonerel wet
season for bar vesting 10, their IL seems
hay Is already damaged but not to any
greet extent.
The dog law that wGs passed ut the
last city council by our city dads has
had miraculous effect on some of tae
caninsF. Thoes that were not killed Ly
tho marshal have cboked to death
since their collar was to tight.
Business IL quiet with q tendency
TO become liviler. We had case In
Justice Court Yesterday which was COM
promised but we have not learned the
particulars as TO the matters OF the dis
pute.
We noticed that Judge Strahan
and w. II. Bllyeu were on hand
ready for biz.
Ifyou want good meal OF vlctuals
when you come toSclo call at Jack
BIlyeu's Hotel and you will get the
best to be had 10 the city.
Franz Villa Is getting along finely
In the harness shop.
The Mercury reporter at this place
has been giving some OF tho boys O
lovely send off for which he Is being
blowed.
Mr.. Alexander will have his new
dwelling commenced In a few days,
We understand that w. l.. Kelly II
the boss carpenter on the job. 81
you can depend on o zood job for
Kelly Is a nal driver OF the first wa
ter.
Wm. March has opened q new
Barber shop In connection with Kelly's
variety store. Call on VIM. II you a
slick shine or neat hair Gu. For the
present we close.
TIDLE WAVE.
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of getting support from the opposite
party, the Democrats have made out
much the best case, rs they are able to
refer to long list of Republican papers
that daily and weekly utter their oppo-
sition to Blaine, while not single
Democratic paper in the country has
yet announced its intention TO support
Blaine. But Republicans seem quite
hopeful, and Democrats generally
throughout tho eastern, middle and
southern states are .jubilant over the
bright prospect of Democratic success
this fall. But as we view the matter
it is too early yet to predict an intelli-
gent opinion as to the result. Public
opinion has not yet crystalixed around
the standard bearers of either party and
until that shall he done all forecasting
of the result will DO mere guess work
True the partisan journal that knows
nothing but to set up that blatant claim
of success, without any reason therefore
will tell the public that its candidat:
viii win, but decent regard for truth
compels us to ask our readerG to wait.
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was the candidate OF the Republican
party. 40 was elected by the logls-
lature OF Ind., In 1902, to the United
States Senate where ho took q leading
part In the legislation of congress.
In 1872 he was elected governor OF
Ind. Ic 1875 no was nominated
Vice President on tho ticket with
Tuden, aud by his personal popularl-
ty succeeded In carrying his state for
the Democracy, which elected Tllden
and himself to the presidency and
vice presidency. Mr. Hendricks is a
patriot, statesman, lover OF con-
stitutlonal liberty,a friend OF the peo-
Pile and one whose. character Is above
reproach.
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OAKtILLE ITEMS.
TIDLE WAVE.

Farmers very busy taking care OF
hay crop which is good especially cheat.
Harvesting fall whea. has commenced.
IL was never better.
Spring wheat looks well. but sSme
talk Of rust, but l see il is only on
the blades and that will do no damage.
Mr. Lee and Rev. Acheson have re-
turned from their trip east we'll pleased.
Mr.. Joseph Hamilton's health does
not improve much.
On the day Of tho .circus come ligh.
fingered gentry called at the house of
II. Stone, ransacked il completely, TAX
ing away 40 or so pounds of sugar. %
or 80 pounds Of lard, and small side
OF bacon.
A short time ago some one entered
the house Of Mr. Stockton and took 80
in money.
Dir. Henry Graves, OF Albany, paid
0akville a flying visit, a guest of Ii.
Stone. Come again Henry.
OAKyILLI.
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Upon careful and close investigation
the Oregon City Enterprise has found
a sufficient reason for the election of
Blaine in the fact that when travelling
ssne years ago he put up at hotel in
Salt Lake City and actually paid his
bill before leaving the next morning.
But our esteemed contemporary seems
to forget that with the opportun-
tiles that Blaine has had and embraced
of speculatiDg he Cugbt to feel willing
aad able to pay such little bills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18
Popular Physicians

There Is n growing demand on all
sides for remedies agreeable to the taste
as well as beneficial In effect. and the
leading physicians and druggists gladly
Welcome TO the list of new remedies q !
preparations possessing real merit and
pleasant. taste. II Is now admitted
by all who have tried the new remedy,
which Is having such an immense sale
Syrup Of Figs-that II Is the most
efiicacious preparation ever discovered.
II you want the best Of all liver medi-
cines and purgatIvss, Syrup OF Figs is
your choice. Trial bottles free and
large bottles for sale by LangdonE Co
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18
CLEVELAND.

at Chicago by the Democrats 10 Signih-
cant in more than one way. He is an
outspeken reformer. On the subject Of
governmental reform, and the correction
of the long line of abuses which have
grown mp under the proaigate regime
of ring Republican rule, his name is
better, stronger and more definite than
any platform which might DO written.
On this point the contrast between him
and Blaine is striking one. His puri
ty of character is above question. His
strongest opponents admit this, whilo
on the other hand Blaine is openly de-
nounced as an ambitious, corrul
schemer by such leading Republican
journals as the Springfield Republican,
New York Times, New York Post, New
York Nation and many others which il
is not necessary TO mention. Ito was
nominated ia recognition Of the urgent
demand on the part Of the better class
Of Democrats aud independent Repub-
licans for a candidate of high moral
worth, parity of public and private life,
stern and rigid enforcement OF all the
duties Of pablic Off isls. Blaine was
nominated Though the management and
influence of those Who were actuated
by al entirely different sentiment aud
motive. The star reuters all in body
supported Blaine. Those who have
grown restless under the benignity of
peace and would rtjoice t6 see the
country plunged into foreign war,
with or without cause, supported Blaine.
Those who dieker aud trade in politics,
supported blaine. II worl he was
nominated by the above influences and
against the most solemn protest Of the
better element Of the patty. Very few
of those who nominated him were origi-
nal Republicans. They were largely
of that class who follow 10 the wake Of
party conflicts to gather up the spoils
Let the reader direct his attention back
to the scenes that obtained at Chicago
when Blaine was nominated. Here
was the educated, intelligent, moral ele-
ment of the party pleading earnestly
against the nomination of man whose
tendency to corruption had been de-
nounced by 80 many respectable Repub-
licaR journals. La word, be was
mainly no minated by the worst cement
against the earnest wishes of the best
element of the party, while at the Dem
ocralic convention CIV. Cleveland was
nominated BY the best, NEST intelligent
and upright element of the party against
the wishes and amid the threats Of the
worst elements of the party, led by
John Kelly and Ben Butler. Thousands
Of the better class of Republicans all
over the country, and especially in New
York, New Jersey, Deleware and
throughout New England, are rejoicing |
in the opportunity of voting fer so pure,
clean, honest, upright candidate as
Grover Cleveland.
Here is a sman who has been put
through the crucial test of an Official
position whose official patronage is next !
in extent and influence TO that of pre-
sident of the United States, and he has
not been found wanting in manly cour
age to rigidly perform every official |
duty without regard TO the opinion of
any boss in machine politics. Can any
Democrat or self respecting Republican
hesitate about choosing between Blaine
and Cleveland We think not.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18
Farmers.

Now is the time to prepare TO save your
fruit, the prospects are favorable for an
abundant crop of fruit OF all kinds, there-
fore II you are wise you vii take advan-
tage Of 1t and let none of 1t go to waste,
but provide yourselves with machines
for evaporation, and dry the whole OF 1t.
The best evaporator in the market is tho
"Improved Plummer Family and Factory
Fruit Drler" 1t has been the longest In use
and has never failed to give satisfaction
which we have abundant testimony to
prove. For sale by
john BRIGGS,
Albany, May 18Th, 1884, Stove Dealer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18

Along the line Of the Northern Paci-
fc there are at present larger number
of men seeking employment than was
ever known of before. Many of them
are becoming tramps, and yet nearly all
would accept chance to work. Farm
hands are abundant at 81 a day, but
the supply evon at that rate is larger
than the demand.
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Musical Instruments.

j. II. Daniel now has complete line
of musical instruments of all kinds for
sale, consisting OF the Mathushek
piano, the Shoninger organ. fddles,
violins, guitars, ETC., as well as the
latest sheet music. His instruments
are all of the best grades, and are not
the cheap trash, so that when you get
an instrument Of any kind you may
know that you are getting one that will
last and hold its tune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18

In Ge Circuit Court Of Gie STATE Of Oregon,
for the County Of Linn
A ii Baltimore, Plaintiff.
Va.
J NJ Meizler and s II Altliouse, J + Back
ensto aud w NJ Ketchum, partners doing
business under this firn name and style
Of Allhonse, Backensto and Ketchum.
Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I'D and order OF sale issued out Of the
above named Court In the above entitled
SUR, to me directed aud delivered, Will
on Saturday the 18th day OF July, 1884, at
the Court House door in tho city OF AL
bany, Linn county. Oregon, at tho hour Of
O'Clock, p. tn, sell At pablo auction for
cash in hand 10 the highest bidder the real
property described in said srder Of sale As
follows, to-wit: Lot No. :, in Block Hand
tho west half Of Lot No. 8, In Block IL, In
the city OF Albany. Linn county, Oregon,
as the same IL designated. numbered and
described on the maps and plats Of said
city, now on file Ia the ofiics Of the County
Clerk ofLinn county, Oregon. Tho pro-
cceds OF sale TO be applied iirst 10 the pay
r1ent OF the costs Of suit taxed at 81. .95 and
accTuing costs. Second 10 the payment TO
Tho Plaintiffth sum OF $685.. ID with accru-
Ing interest on $500 thereof at ore per
cont per month from September 25th, 1888.
Third to the payment to the Defendants,
: n Althouse, w NJ Ketchum and /
Backensto the sum OF S6s.BS and costs and
March 1854, and thereafter II anything re-
main the same TO be paid over 10 the De-
fendant Metzler or his assigns.
Dated this 2Blh day OF June, 1854.
GEO. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff or Linn county.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given the co-partnership
heretofore existing between l. Senders and Al
Sternberg, under the firm name aud style of
Senders L Stern berg, of Albany is this day
dissolved. All indebted to said firm either
by account or note are requested to come
and settle at oace. Tae books are kept at
the old stand aud all accounts not paid with
in thirty days wiz be placed in the hands of
an Attorney collection
April lst. 1854.
SESDERs & SrERNBERG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18

Campbell, the man that killed Olsen
at Port Madison, attributes his crime
to drink. II had no gradge against
oslen," be said, "and God knows I
didn't intend to kill bin. 1t is just
this way: the 4sh of July was running
high. { suppose, and oh, God islran to
high for me. 1 am not hard drinker,
and am not quarlesome man. have
q family, but they are not on this
9, asst" That don't help Oslen any.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-07-18
4 startling piseeYerT.

Physicians are oftcn startled by remarks
able discoveries. The fact that DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases II daily curing
patients that they have given up 70 die, In
ty, and examine into tho merits OF this
wonderful discovery resulting In hum
dreds Of our best Physicians using it in
heir practice. Trial Bottles free at Foshay
{ Mason's Drug Store. Regular size 81 100.