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.ashEFFFEtp ~NLABAMA.

rev sL Eskwyaa
I3sIhiaplace iSFPFiAglnginto prom
iaencsJR anlsglc, aglt HsreseiIAa
SAKE 4lets slesssl there Friday. "A
spssial u The Tines Dsmaef4t Il
May 10, says OIns hanq1ed gpAd nine
lats vera aisnosssd 0f Fhs lowest
ibpoughs Saa5 TOR sEsaslqshee. The
hishest was 4 aEqEs 9t, 45 syalQp,
W4ieh raalizs5 400. bTqlal to'dAss
&S7 62e, anh fAg the three days
$50 $40. The great bnAk tislSsn-
laola, and will speedily bot gradsali
II be ofersdsat private salssa The
IL atia sPabatea sisUstAa
.publieI salesa Many parties who
were early purchasers 9are AasFad
Ibandsolne br5fils on tileirl invest
menfs. but the majbrfy hold ;:on.
Mary Win ifnpr6vs their fdtS hs
EsooA STACY ea EheReld future
lis instila baud snmas p the most
Esubstaniial capitalists Of The eoun-
ltFy. Thehigh PRICES realized is
something unprecedented IN this
or any other cohntry histofy.
New Aississ Ippian,
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RAP WORM.

In one Of the tropical provinces Of
Germany there has been found a root.
the extract from which has proved an
absolute specific for Tape WSrm. 2
1t is pleas mt t~ostals and not debilir
-tating 81 ~disagreeAble in its effects on
the patient, butts peculiarly sfckening
anti SIMPLIFYING to tirS Tape 7Wofth,s
which h0ssHs its hold ION its victim
sand passes away iu,a aatural and easy
manner, entirely whole, with HEAD, and
while still alive, 1' =
0na physfcial has msd thts remedy
inoves A90 PAseS1 w,thM4tR single fill
ure TO pas worm whole, with head
Absolute removal With head guaran'
tesd, No pat Ne fOired uptiI 50 roinov-
ed. Send lSStnnp tor Circular ami
+ terhs.vj eilf4s S&W Y.f;a Yg&al
|idIsms. HAYWOOD x Co,
10 Park Place, New YORK City.
May 8, 18S4@f2n. : tai 1Sl'
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@l3s al 1AAu3AT
ALABASTlNE
aaaAs hes YT7T7TT = n.r4
AaSupeTiOR Substitute
az bR K~slsomiaes eo.

M
AlnbastIne is tho Eyss Ind REORGANIZATION Z
made from calclned gypsum rock, f6bapnli-
cation to walls with q brush, and Is fully GOV.
AeFeasby patents end psEietadAY manyyeAta
OF experiments 1t Is the only permanent
wan hhisEL, and adhiits Of ahplFHnE rs many
seoate - rGcste@ one over another, to any
hard, surface, Without danger Of scaling. or
hoticeAhly aaaang0to the thickness or the
wal, which Strengthened and improved ".
each additiohM Coak, nom time to time. Il
d 4he only materlahfo the purpose not de.
pendent upon glue for lis adhaslYenasa6
Atuhastihe 81 hafdsnedf0A the etell BY ace
moiatqre, !etes while AL kRlapmInes b. whit.
enlng preparations hive inert soft chal1a
anal glue for 3hetns basa Whiehagp fehdeted
soft Qrscalea lR q very short time. ~ I
ID addition q ths aiJ76 dsantaeea.
Alabaslnsis aesa expensive Asalt requires
but Qne.half the number otpounda 10 cover
the Same amount6f sutlabs wigEtw0 eoals.s
b readyfer pssy y, adding water and enallg
applied by any ono. 4
For sale BY your Paint Deaaof. Abnaors
OlrCplae containing Samples pf IA tihta
manufactured only BY the ALABAsKnsE C0.
M9 OavaUA, Manaegsr, GrautRapdA MIph
May 40; t~Ss4-Gm4saabros.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-17

bEyoREsr's AdaruLY for June
shows all The artistic ami literary
merit whi6h has placed this publ,
cation high upon the roll Of aspir-
ants for public fav5f. The ARTICLES
Of most interest are dAl Excursion
into Wales, 81 '.The Went vorrtr.
H lon a"NL6st Crowns
.Amoug The Fisher Folk or York:
shire and "doR W. Live III Nav
York" by jennie June. The So
ries and poems viii 30 found read.
able, aud The Worlds Progress" !,
.strpctiys and sngg estivs. The va.
,rieus departments contain macl
that, viii prove useful. ia tas house.
The fr9niisPEsce T. aTne q.
picture,o Of the Queen oflAe Garden
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afbae5 sqaitrs," says che ~&urNor'Sf
II vodssitor ssoh5olmsstdr ,"A'wOfd
ops glass y; Eye and wig. The glas,
eAs was constantly slipping out .:
fJcas, aud the Wig turning around
1ds wise on his head Whenever he
addressed the people Of the Flar
Greek District" Sad spectacle
Parkers Hair Bslsan preserves and
promotes the growth of@ths natural
hair. II also r6staresi the ina tdral
to hair which has faded or be.
como gray. Clean, elegant, behef'
.cials highly Rsrfqped.
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NEOUNC1AlNA
81 dAaB4Bsa

prraa-
tpe
sss rON -.
thay yedt 10 announce mthls
way WYinAeRfop 9pd for nomlna
tiomdnd aectPh rcEIG tne
House ~ eaEsse1 nl;o;tat;ans
have pn gas - ms,
which ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~
f~rlsltasga S1EH0 eSsl1SSo
supper agysEehs tSo
me.iFo1asaaEkNaiys nan
Dlsttls rots
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N6ssrs. L. p Smith and W v
Of the KiplSy Sentinel, ].
Ros az oftte UhiOn UoaSty Or
and T. P. Wads 81 tie New All
basy Democrat arrival fnrr Town YES
ser4ay. from the late Press CONVEX
ton at. Jackson. \.
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Only three years ago Malone
sad IN thesenate that be was a
.better Democrat than Ben Hill.
Nov be says he isa heMs@RepuO-
FlfCan thaH DeGeudo Straight.
FQEtsrsx6o is fighting Virgin.
lSaG asia ,sbsaF p, 80. a2gftkk q 81
El8araR iteuA slwfs H.f.HE&+ N Z
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Hernando, Miss { 4pra q, 1884,,

~ I'M ~
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
~ - wv 81 A

v EWR a.
There WIN besa d~sniOcERtic mass
meeting 81 Che democratic voters d.
Tippah county a. tha Oeugt house
in Ripley on Saturday, May Slsts'
1851 for tte Purp"se~-OL~sSndln
,Aelsgates1t0 the pempcgatjs State
Convection thatnesss ID jackson,
June lite, 1s84gforsfhs purpose Of
selecting, lblsgaies@tO tho Demo.
: cratic National Convention which
assemblies III Chicago II, July next.
Also TO- appoint Presidential cleo
tors ETC. ~ II sra III, ~
w cofdiAllx Invite all The voters
OF the county, regardless OF COLOR %
Ok.
.pect, TO co operate with US in the
\ election Of q RsmocgatiG Ffasldett
Y tbistail to meet with ussandap4rtilI
pate IN our Del S5slI0hs: ] ' ! !, !.
By.ofder Of the Democratic ESi
"e- - Al -stacg 1874 sss cAtf q m -
eeutive Committees ssTi7s4 H
j. n. BUCHANAN, Chairman
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Net 90
Hbs name af 0aE Vpsm b, Col
w G. FalkReI. has bssn qr9binenF
ly mentioned as a candidate for
Congress III tLiS District Should
Col. Falkner give his conssrA for
his name 10 60 before ths HOiF4Fa
ting eoaEsnlgR as " candidate fet
congress lhsre is no had IN the
.DistFi61o 16oid 8e would gee a
more earnest and hearty support,
but be informs ustLaths isnOl and
will nor bs y can didatesl!a@
Col. Falkheg" is 8mfGcch beloved by
the peapLs among whom he lives,
and his friends NSOuldibsAnxiaus to
reward him for the Ssfyiees he has
rendered to the democratic party.
The Uobasl has always :aken the
+~stUmpiaAd acknowledgements the
cause of the democracy when nee.
assaFy4 But he says q has been
amp4y rewarded by the great privi'
leges conferred dponftho1 communi.
Lty III which lie lives by the demo.
-T ~ NHwh4F N. g.
cratic party.
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The Second llstrfet ana ne NOnlinatlo1
OIL Ca~Rdiaates,
~ ..hAs y.t E3S tSs-+- Y. -

sarSessAs~se -. |
timent seems to have great inau-
eqcs in sslsstidg Candidates for
Congress ID this Diatt and,
while Iwe admire The seRtfaeht we
thinkit has been saRtisntly in
dalged I'm cur cohseasi9ns and
.thAr ather con siAera lio
.prssal. Two years ago.
M orgah's claims, were gsgeAtp
presssaby bis friends fef The con
gressional nomination. Benton,
Tippah, pnipn and hAayettS dn-
der the leadership 3 Mars
county, succeeded ii a%lominating
Col. Manning, who was 10y ally sup
ported by the west sra eoaatiss; al
tAoagh they considers his detsa
cefsain, Isss sesaH fear
successive { tins, sm6fa
Rod 0f eig years have sawedI
TIL Load be sasterh nsJghboFsi
and evenlTllen s4sad 10 eSas kiS
defeat: We a. not nlsntioA these
@attegs Iaasap iE
Ill aalts8tisA but u
frie1d6 Iii eastegn sadhp,ias
thai III nShalna !
gam pa af
the v couHIist tSnf
ly besa gFateiST ~AS ~ Showing
their appreciation of his past servi,
ces, but gratifying to tKo peoPlssof
thisYart Is hpTDistyie4Y-'a and eve
7hi6k We eaAssatsiy aAsur 4tAem
that he can carry ! pbeeSet9, Tate,
and Tallahatchie eQHaties
by handsOms msjOfitiss. ever any
Imam ne oPposftiph 'caH. pat out.
4Wedd net thinksany other man IN
dthszD istrietzeaRd0this and takin1s
lie GoRsgFantsd TsthPt g1be1 eastern
counties VIII 90 heir part at the
10 Esy adQubt of Judge
rRaet nomInds
ADthsF n may as.
'1pire tO4isf BiiNatiCf hone are his
attsEgst and those
LH&A qNslItfs4 ffssadsiaHd heaFa
fHfeEn Naglit tho eVn6aence aQ
bosi ls6ktfA NsbpE Let tK'
54pesI aSeensIsse lth us I
rhFMn0Ft5d y his tim
aad in elect
@1r;ans ~ N % i great
~
gtWEiDHeNdgment. -.
A SQUARE light ihstwaen Morgan
land Chaimery WoufA 8h0N the pea
Rpfs IN MAMA aidT the "Llttl,
Gsska is EaaRA disssted
his plnmags.-Batesville PAnotiau
g i,
Myi
Withthe1 last issae OF The RIPPLE,
lIArEdEs w. a. GTurp. Esd, terni
1afssaa Ga cophsSfipR. With thst.PI
al los sditcrsp HisHoEn pri#at
business hscessitatss course
rnn Both asa aspeak9E
9 writer, is ore Of the ablestmahd
" L. nnnha nfhia Marty In hfaski
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We are indsbted to our youh G
friodd, J.gY. Merry, Jgs far writing
up The locals In ths A advertiser this
IT wasaians at our request.
and WetbfnG oaf readers will agree
with us that it is we'll done.
/" -. -4.-- sal hn2
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T11[TTE1WWTT
(Theg ETesa OsnVehtIah.

#r ~" .N&
We attsHded4he NiBetsenth An
nual Session Of the Mississippi
Press odeg&fbS H9IE Convened
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Repre-
sentatiWszate 5&etgeF Wednesday
at ii, sSIOciS.EMl W were as.
signed To- uGSofealsAcaFO f MIR. y,
Sh4egaH,sby whesH ssnsregs hOsplt
taiity antJ kM4AssA oui visit waS
made. all yis morenpleasapt=
Wednesday night a literary 80
wlsisar aAlsHaiA4nsAt wAs siy
az The. Opera. .A6use. @Flremar
parade ThGtsaay aud ball and
Der afDeaf ana DhmB institute
night. Friday ths members Of the
Association Iisated the different
public Institutions and bad a grand
/. G mplimsntasE hanqneta At thd ED,
wards House Friday night. hs
people SlJRS n seemed tUlit
with zach Osbskn their efforts
give tRes Pre- pf The prssei
warm nd rd inc. aAa
a6f6k they sucsss ! in mAKAEG
ahesscsasin Ae II Eapst pleas
Y, ih3R9a = A'''''s
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W. NIX L WEIa4a .E| Ntt. ML.u aLR4 N.-
& Correspondent writing from
Nay YORK. to the New MissiSsipPian
says sssa ~ Fl, sfisayi
Gov Lawry and the entire State
are to be congratulated upop his
.appoiiItlnea it Of Major 5. A. Jonas,
dditor Of the Aberdeen Examiner
to be commissioner TO tie New
Orleans Worlds Exposition. II
Mississippi owes hrore.to n Other
I citizeMs thar saother, for present
ing her claims toathe outside ward
As a desirable home for labor and
capital tBat one man is 5. A. Jonas.
In intercourse With the Representa-
live men ofWa>hington, from al
portions Of the Uuion and Europe.
Mississippi and her sfSat Resources
are ever the theins Of hls tifdu ghts
10 ali li! his ana more, / 4a surt the
I.aeoP pc Of lis IMoaf6s t0unty vii
4 gglla9ly attest. -.
Col. W. y. Falkner, Mis8isyfppi's
taelentoa d author i here, reading tht
proof isheets Of his 1orrhcomini
Nbook Of European Travels!9'. .,,
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" - - FHFV T.Vs 90 -I..tN e u
Republican National Con
vsAtioR meets IN .0hiqaSe June s
1884. &c
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whose name y associated Win.
All thac IS pare, hHsst ana able.
saAsa $5f4t9r, citi2s en-, leskAat& OF.
jErlsS, dhrS people a3SaeGaknizsi
no sapeff5f agtdst Morgan;
ShsthJr' on th6 aN, il srhe tsrapn,
or tie 'bgnels df o,ntthe private
&4lks 81 Ills; he Aas'bseN bsIo~&i
/ ana AbiEoH914 a. III glAy assfalIs to
ne Isl" of mah:: Ills atmsbAtty and
strict Integrity yt6mhahd4lre high
est regard 81 evehhfS political enc,
m;es Ser BIS al SIDE .e,
Write the digo b a strengthen ,
ocrat, he has many vaftn friends
and sahirers outside OF his party,
ana i nominated. he via dgfsat any
who i may oppose hfln. ASenatobla
Rlacc66r 1912 s@i .hy els
\ tttW Ha astf.-s E,
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Interesting to Lsafes =
Our lady readers can ardl f I
have their allcntlQf gall shis
week to tho latest goE biz! 10 Of
imBrovementsln1hai most pselul Of
,a4l1dpmg4ic n1llenenls, the ''sew
lnk hAAihe!bfE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05


Probably more young mon voted for
Cleveland and Hendricks than have
voted democratic ticket IN any one
year before since the republican party
came into power In the nation. This
is one Of the best signs Of the times.
But thousands Of these youag men vii
leave the party with NJ little ceremony
as they entered 10 unless II shall be
true to lis high professlons. They have
left the republican party, or have re-
fused TO join IL, because they kns v
that party has become corrupt and has
fallen to the leadership Of political
tricksters and spoilsmen. They hare
acted with the democratic party because
Of It's promise 10 give the country hon
est and economical govern ment. Few
Of these young men are oflics seekers,
bat that should not deter them from
active participation In democratic pri-
maries. They have already done much
for the cause Of good gotsrnment
They ought not 10 rest on their oar
now.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
Sherim's Sale.

In Me Circuit Court Qf tAs Ssate Of Oregon
for the County Of Linn:
A ] Jarnigan, Plaintiff.
vs..
II Smith and NJ L Hamilton, DefsndAnts.
Notice il hereby given that by virtue Of .
writ Of execution and order ef sale issued cut
Of the above named eourt in the above en-
titled action to mo directed and delivered,
viii on Monday, the 22nd day Of Decsmbar,
1884, at the hour OF l0 o'clock .. m. Of said
day, at the Court House dosr in the city OF
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sell at public
auction for cash in hand to the highest bid.
der the following described real property To-
wit
Beginning At point 2l7 75.l00 fees west
and 81 feet south Of the southwest corner OF
lot No. 100. in the city Of Scio, Linn county.
Oregon, and running thence south about 400
feet to the center of Thomas Greek, thence
in westerly direction down said stream fol-
lowing the meandering course thereof about
$50 feet, thence north 40 feet, thence in an
easterly direotion about $50 feet 70 the place
Of beginning containing 3 $40 acres.
The proceeds OF said sale TO be applied /:
First to the payment Of the cssts aad dis
bursemonts OF this snit Secend to the paw
ment TO the plaintiff one half Of all moneys
arising from such sale after the payment Of
such costs. Third that the remainder and
residue of said proceeds be applied to the
payment to the pIaintiffo of said sum Of Sslz. 70
or 30 much thereof as may be necessary and
the residue if any be paid to said n. L
Smith or his order.
Dated this 2lnt day Of November, 1884.
]. K. CHARIKoE.
Sheriff Of Linn county, Ougoa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

FAaMISoroS, w. T., Noy. ~, 's4.
Esls. Democrat
Ia pursuance Of the presidents proc
lamation We people Of this vicinity cease
our respective labors and look about us
on every hand, and call TO mind scenes
Of the past. Whilst thus meditatipg
came to the conclusion I would send
my congratulations TO old "Linn,' the
scenes Of childhood days.
The presidential news came 10 the
Democrats Of this Place heraIded with
tidings Of joy--long TO be remembered
BY ell. Large bonGres we lighted IN
the street, quantities of powder was
burned and speeches were indalged In
until . late hour.
Our Republican friends could not
yield ~ the demonstrations bat sailed
forth from their respective places Of
business and kept out Of sight during
the whole Of the evening.
The dslegateshinp Of thiI territory
was close call, and is declared 10
favor Of Voorhees, "Dem" by small
majority, but Mr.. v. has had a Re-
publican majority Of 5000 TO oyerturn.
In view OF those facts, We affirm that
this is certainly On of year with the
Republicans. In tho county scat fght
between Sprague and Davenport, gros,
frauds are reported and bsdy Of armed
nsn are guarding tho records at Dsven.
pert.
Good reports are coming in from che
mines at present, and ssme rich strike,
are being made. A seventeen ounce
Nugget was taken out Of Trail GuleL
last week. Claims that could have
been bought three weeks ainco for ten
dollars could not be bought to-day for
that many thousand.
A new trail IL being made from
kingstors Landing 70 Murrayville,
shortening the route considerably, the
trip from Harrington 10 Murrsyvills
can be made sasiIy in two days.
The weather here Il beautiful and
farmers arc making good use Of Il in
hauling grain 70 market, or rather 10
Colfax is the market this year, a. poor
wheat Ia Colfax q worth 500 per bush.
sl, and In Farmington 2oc.
The N. p. II. II. Ce. are making ar
rangsmsnts 70 commence branch road
from Oolfax TO this point, and an Eng
lish Company IL working On . road
from Kootnai on the Canadian Pacific,
70 extend south through Colvi.le valley
70 Spokane Falls, thence near the bass
Of the Occur d 'Aiene mountains through
this section and on 10 the Oregon Short
Lane through pass in the Blue noun.
lains into Grand Ronds valley, making
. through connection With the Uanadi-
81 parts on the Atlantic.
Business Of all kinds assumes .
healthy appearance At present, which
bespeaks prosperity 10 the inhabitants
Of the surrounding country.
Quite . number Of Linn county peo-
pie reside near this place, and 70 SEQ
the turnout on Saturday really make,
ono think be Is again living out
bis boyhood days in the Forks Of the
Santiam.
DON PEDRo.
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A Rock HlLLER.

The public school here Ii HourIsh-
Ing under the able supervision oI
Mr.. r. Broom; So pupils are on the
roll and 30 Is the regular attendance.
10000 bushels Of wheat remain
In the warehouse at the present
time.
A wedding Is on the tapIs, tc
como of before Christmas.
Tangent IL looming up, r. Moore
Is repairing bis residence, also r. ].
Moses,
@. Sharp 4 Co. are constructing q
building, In which they are running
q chopping mill.
4 fire alarm was sounded here the
other morning, but the fianaes. were
extinguished before any damage was
done.
A sensation was caused here the
other day over the arrival OF two
Jersey pigs shipped from Philadel-
phia by J. g. Jenks.
Why is a certain young lady Of
Tangent Ike Pharaoh's daughter
Send answer TO DnMocRAr office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

Rock HILL On, Drc. :, 1884.

Rock Hill On, DEC. 2, 1884.
Eis. Democrat:
There will be services here al Rock
Hill merit Sunday at 7. o'clock, A. X. By
Rev. Samuel Pettigcw, Of Lsbaaon :.
the Presbyterian church.
We are informed that DIR. Alonso
Nick els has arriYed safe back 70 the
states having poor health while hero.
A very social time was had near
Rock Hill Thanksgiving Eve.
Mr. q. +. Crawford, Of your place,
made Rock Hill very pleasant call
last Saturday.
Tho people of Rock Hill are still At
work drying apples. yet there are some
who viii not get done drying on the
shares until Christmas. Il seems as II
frait drying pays better than farming.
We understand that Mr.. FogIs ID
trying to get up . perpetual motion
machine. We hope be may have success,
but We are doubtful on thar point. He
has been trying for some time.
There Is certain paper published in
Portland that never ought to have been
allowed 70 come through the mails; there
are some one who sends the news from
Rock Hill, We don't know who IL ID but
all the Rock Hill people think Il il the
subscriber. They are badly mistaken.
There are some young men near Leb-
anon who had better 90 slow or We will
report them. They had better not steal
any moro chickens or we will have to
publish their names in full in the DEM-
ocaAT.
A Rock HILLER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
A saGRoY oPIsIox.

Here is the conclusion Of an Article
on the result Of the presidential election
In the Seuthsoessern Christian advocate
organ Of the NJ. e. Church NORTH
edited by Negro, Marshall W. Taylor,
D. D. Such temperate counsels from
such q source are notable and timely:
The Negro must refuse to be guided
By hot headed counselors, colored or
white. He must listen to reasonable
advice, apd think some for himself. He
must be temperate, industrious, pure,
and peaceable in his habits IL be intends
to live in the south. IF he pursues
this course he will realize no disadvan-
tages from the change at Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

Mr. ". M., . young republican
friend Of ours living out on the prairie
. few miles from the city made kind
of bet concerning the election, and in
consequences of his having lost, it now
becomes bis duty to have pictures Of
Cleveland and Hendricks hung up in
bis house where they are to remain
until The close of CIeyeIands term a.
president Will. is . good boy. and will
fulfill his agreement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

The public are indulging brilliant an
ticipations Of Clsvelsnd's administra
ton. The moro his record as sa
est and ConEcientiOus public officer Is
examined, the more admirable dsss it
appear Hs has invariably subordinate
ed private interests to the public vel
fare. He got the support of patriotic
msn Of every class, and not . doubt
Is entsrtained that he viii falIy Justify
this aattering confidence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
CITY KLnCTfoN.

The city election passed of very
quietly last honday resulting Ia tbs
election Of the entire republican city
ticket. The republicans elected eoun-
Gilman In the 6ss and second ward,
while there Il . tic In the third ward
Republicans were thoroughly .rnilsd
and worked like beavers.
Democrats were lGrgeIy indifferent
Many Of them acted a. though they
could afford % be generous, In lsstin
the republicans control the city while
they will control . united country
under Cleveland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

Republicans are making . terrific
noise about hungry democrats wanting
all the Offices under the Cleveland ad-
ministration, but would it not be vel
to stop and centenplate the fact tha
there Is not half the nervous anxiety on
the part Of democrats TO get Offices a.
as thsre Is Among republicans 20 save
themselves, some how, from bsing pat
ont
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05
DON PEDRo,

All over the land are going into ocsiacy
over DR.. Kings Now Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
BY the timely use Of this great life Saving
remedy, causes them 20 70 nearly Wild in
tts praise. IL In guaranteed 70 pealiIveiy
cure Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseneas, Loss 81
Vclcs, or any affection OF the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles free at Foahay q
nason's Drug Store. Large nizs oI.Oo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

Blaine must have been an awfully
bad man, If as bad man as Cleveland
il made out to be by the republican.
could defeat him for the presidency, or,
conversely, Cleveland muss have been
and exceedingly good man, If he could
defeat as good . man as Blaine was
held out to be By his supporters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

L would take a very small vial to
hold ell the tears Mr. Blaine sheds for
Ireland now. That aggressive policy
about which We heard SO much = few
months since has become barren ideal
ity; 50 barren, indeed, that the emphatic
nomencIatore of Old Bill Allen could
not award it : picturesque interest.