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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Laughabie yei serioaa.

Last Monday evening very amusing
episode occurred in the ditch ia the western
pariof the city. A yoang man. who i. said
to have taken something with a stick in il,
was giving his white horse n drink in the
ditch. while he sat in hia dog cart behind
when the animal fractisusly lag dswn in the
santiam water. Fearing the beast would
drown the young man cut nearly all Of tie
straps of the harness and let the horse out,
and then wsded in and pulled the cart TO the
ahore himself. Then he tried to fssten the
horse to his cart. and thought he had. IN.
when he tsok seat the thilIs few iu the air,
and nothing was seen bat dog cart bottom
side up. The young man was under It. After
further minor tribulations he succeeded in
getting things sufficiently together 70 carry
him out Of sight. where. we know lot, any
more than We do the hero of the occurrence,
laugbable yet serious.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
On the oIher Feet

The Chinamen we're 50 successful last
week IL their qnarssls with the hoollums
that they began to think that AL they had
TO DO vas to accuse and their enemies would
be punished. Saturday night a. Celestial
passed MarshAll's livery stable, ke WAS hit By
pebble thrown by a 10y. Turning and
making mis- choice OF several young m-n he
stepped up aud gave one of them n kick IL
happened 10 be one abo hal not even noticed
the affair, as he was sitting down, coaHting
the cracks in the sidewalk. OF course he
resented l., and gave ths Mongoli4n -
"shrashiug." The ChinanIan Immediately
had him arrested, bat, when the facts were
learned, all the witnesses being Ca the same
side, he was discharged. aud the Chinaman
was arrested, plead guilty, was tined. and his
fine paid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08

The lIoul, mn Mostly sustained.

The frat Of tho week Judge Deady handet
in his decision In the matter Of the petition
OF II Koehler, asynopsis Of which wa, giyer
in tho DEMOCRAT of last week. As the mat
tor was informal aod erpdrte. tho opinion
settles nothing Judge Deadly gives II a, his
opinion,
That the power Of tho legislature 10 alter
or repeal the general incorporation act Of
Oregon ia qualified, 30 that IL cannot thore.
by impair or destroy any vested O. rp rate
right"
That railway corporation formed under
the general incorporation act Of Otugon h ~ n
vested right TO collect and receive reA,on.
able compensation for tho transportation ot
parsons aud property over It's road which the
legislature cannot impair or destroy.
That the legislature may prescribe rates Of
transportation aud tho same will bo presuu-
ed 10 be reasonable until the contrary 10
shown, but the judiciary aro tho fnai judges
OF what Is reasonable or what ''impairs' the
vested right Of tho corporation to feaso ia
bio compensation for is services.
That the legislature may prohibit any dis
crimination hy railway corporation between
persons or places unlesl the same IL done 10
enable ~ Ia retain or Aecere business nc
point or place where there are competing
lines OF transportation, aud ~ such case II
may charge less for long haul than a short
one ia tbe saae direction, ~ hong as thg
charge for tho latter II reasonable.
The only orinIon practically ia favor Of the
Railroad Is the last one, and th. il ia nc
oordaneo with Judge Dsadys Instructions.
which are substantially. that thv Receiver is
to obey all Of the provision. Of the Honlt bill
except tn the case Of long haul 10 aud from
poirt affected by river transportation. the
road having tho right to charge moro for
short than long distance where competition
with the river steamers requires IL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
A wsnderrai Apple Parer.

Frank CiingmaD, young man, moi yet
tweaiy-one, living At Peoria, Is genius
possessing remarkable inventive powers.
Saturday We saw an apple parer CT his In
yention, which completely eclIpsss all
others manufactured, ,one which II HANGED
properly. will bring fortune into his
hands. Although somewhat intricats In
its makeup, Its action IL complete aud re-
liable, and does everything but drying tie
apples. In shor: !; paros, cores, slices In
uniform width, cuts the circle, throws the
core and parlngs back into tho waste box,
aad the fruit into basket, completely
ready for drying, nevsr missisg In =
movement. There is another machine
that slices the apple into spiral form, but
so that It has To hays the extra operation
OF cutting It; but this does away with that
nfr Clingman's msehine IS entirely orig
inal, different in every particular from all
other machines. IL took him about three
months Of steady work to study 1t out.
May II prove a monument to his genius.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
the knights Attacked.

On last Thursday evening the members
o. the Lodge OF X. Of P. of this city. were
attacked in q warlike manner, just as they
were closing their meeting, by a large
body of womsn, in full armor, or rather
with their arms full, Of baskets, contain
ing ea.abIes of all imaginable kinds aud
fiavors. When it was ascertainsd that the
women were nearly all wives Of the mem.
bers. the matter was taken in good part.
and, instead of getting mad over the in
trusion, they united forces and made war
on chicken, sandwiches, cakes and pickles
together, completely denOlishing every.
thing, as well as spending the remain
der OF an evening most pleasantly, II has
bean said that woman can not keep q
secret. This case was an exception, not =
single Kaight having boen Informed OF
the surprise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
The Baakrupt stock

or Krause Bros, located at Eugene City
and Portland has been purchased by US at
less than half New York cost from the
Assignee, which has been removed 10 Al
bany. The stock consists OF one OF the
largest and hest selected stock OF clothing,
gents furnishing goods, boots. Shoes, hats,
caps, ETC., ever brought into this valley.
The goods are all new and fresh and "f
The best quality, We nov prsnose to sell
he same for cash at prices tnat none can
compete with. This is no boast, but facts
which you can verify upon examination.
n. II. ALLEN,
81 First street,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
A Elshiag Jake.

It's human nature TO like Joke. when IL
is an any Que but yourself The latest and
hest is told OF a young man. whose initials
are jim NJ. as having happened on recent
fishing excursion To Crabtree Creek. We do
not voueh for its truth. When nearing the
supposed place for the iinny tribe il was sug.
ges.ed that one Of the party inquire where ID
vas at the next house.
'Ah. there Is man in the field yopdcr. "
said tho hero OF the event, "I'll aak him
So he braeed up to the fellow. aud said.
stranger will you tell US where tho near.
est fishing grounds arc.
No answer, only silence ensuod.
We'll, dang you" said Jim. ''you want
all the fish 70 yourself. 80 you can go 70
h-. We will find them ourselves" and
'hea he lett the poor. innocent. vel. made
scare crow. for such il was. in tho field
alone and joined bis friends. who were hold
'ng their sides to keep from spoiline the joke.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
NAY r.ro.

Friday was the "msddest merrlsst day"
OF Spring time, tile first OF May, a day a..
s''ciated with queens, flowers, sunshine,
joy, everything bright and enjoyable. IL
was duly celebrated by the y. =. school Of
the Congregational Church in n very ap-
proPriate manner. by tho giving OF May
party on the Armstrong property In the
western part oi the city. Besides glad,
Joyous time an Interesting program was
carried out. a nearly a. could be ascsr-
Iained as follows:
The erowning OF Miss Read Queen OF
May by her y. =. class, who presented heE
with a very hand.om chair.
Plating OF colOref ribbons around 4
May pole.
Son1; by little girls.
Recitation.
Song by Miss Flindt.
Dialogue bS small girls. "The Way our
Mothers Do.n
solo by the litilest Miss Fiindt.
Song by Mamie CunditT. ia character
dress, Her Youthful Days"
SSio by GustIs Rhinsr.
tecitation by Miss Read.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08

The Crops.

Wish wheat At 90 cents aud COOL proa'
psct for SO cents to dollar ia the tail II =.
no wonder the condition of the weather and
the pre.eat state OF wheat Is watched with
concern. Wers the DEMOCRAT asked hos
lsng the dry weather could last without
completely running crop prospects It wouid
not know what TO psser. OIs worthy
farmer will assert that everything Is busted
already. Aso.her that wheat never look s,i
bsttsr. Is growing fast aid eau stand a isr.e
quantity sf dry spell yet. After the tro.t
wheat IN some localities turned yellow, aud
naturally enough some got scared but a.
sooa as the north Winds lad ruled aEhtls
the yeilo~. We are told. entirely disappeared.
Again. Ia some IocaIities the ground Is
cracking. and t,.ings lcok dlsuaAl but
takva altogether, It Is our op.a,ou. Lam
county will have good crop Of wheat this
f4ii, for winch SO to 100 eoats will be paid,
aIshoat the prospect OF an European war.
> refreshing rain which began Wednesday
night aud continues as II It meant BUSINESS
viii set at rest any fears expressed above.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
IGxoEANCg aBouT OREcoN.
A. i. McILwAtS,
Albany, Or.

While Mr. A B Paxton was at New Or
leans lately he met young man from
Alabama, who seemed To be an average
young man. In conversation with him
NJ. P. announced that he was from
Oregon.
"oregon," said the young man, "where
il that country"
at is one of our glorious United States,
on the Pacific Coast" " answered Mr., p.
.sol,, out in the Wild wes.," said the
Alabamian.
Not much civilization there" he con-
tinued, 81 suppose there are 70 schools si
churches there at all, etc,
When Mr. Paxton informed him that
we had the highest kind Of civilization
the best schools in the world, plenty o
churches, and ALL the latest conveniences
he was considerably taken back.
As great as was the ignorance or this
person, it has its counterpart all through
the East, A ridiculous as such stories
are they occur with great frequency.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
ATTEMPTED surclDr.
A Horrible Aaa,r a. .A. Poor Farm.

A most shocking affair occurred ON last
Thursday night, At the poor farm, ran by M,
Z l. Morris. between this city and Soio
Among the county charge thore il an old
man named Cole. aged about SIS. infiru,, deaf
nearly dumb. his oourse almost run yet he
attempted at tho time mentioned 10 hasten
his death by a most revolving endeavor Ia
cemmit suicide. Getting up with nothing but
his shirt on no secured an old knife. with a
short blade. bone handle. and as dull as q
hoe. Going 10 the yard he cut his throat
from ear TO ear in fearful manner. but
failed to sever the jugular vein, making a
bad job Of il. Then, or before. he cut a cash
aoress his left leg in the fleshy part of tho
thigh, from side Ia side, about sir or seven
inches long. the knife going into the bono !;
hut here. too. he failed TO cut an artery.
Then II seems, from tho marks left. that,
after lying on tho ground in the cold for
some time he got up went 10 hts room and
went 10 he'd. whore ho lay till about S o'clock
in the forenoon before he was discovered.
Ills room and bed presented most horribly
bloody spectacle. Though he had lost large
amount Of blood no still lived. Dr. Dodd
was sent for at Scio. and the poor miserable
old man was soon put in a condition TO live
for some time vet So wide and deep was the
cash in his leg that il took two or three men
10 hold the parts together while they were
heing sewed up. Those who saw Cole after
wards say he presented ~ deplorablc pic
ture as one often sees. A more shocking at
tempt at suicide is not often recorded. Colo
seems To have been simply tired of living.
having long ago served his usefulness in this
world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08

Expaeistes 90 fhs Easefs Of q Hat
Reputation.

The spectacle OF four witnesses swear.
Ing TO facts which would clear prison :
"r, one to facts whiciI wonld cont isa
Tim, and the jury rendering = verdict
in accordance with the latter. IL All int
tensely Interesting one. Oathe face o.
| IL the one hiss received marked com
pllment to the detrimeDt Of tile four.
~ matter Of fact IL was the word "
one. and the bad reputation Of the pris
, oneT, against the four, weakened by a
reported friendship for the prisoner
How bumiIieting 10 must be fs have
- word eDii.eIy ignored In a Court
NJ Justice, to bave IL regarded 'ilea
wind from q cave or . mushroom IN.
o., Yet it II tile reputation that sIoss II
The word Ofons Esan with a Lame f,f
truth Is worth that Of n dozen wi @
were never known to carry The Iilll~
hatchet, Just let Jury get sn lnkIibg
thst man IL noted ~ fabricator. and
you might as well attempt 10 drink up
The w lamette as totry tO iUdBc- them
90 believe anything lie says. Knowing
this full well the lawyer will nfeI say,
us IL not fact SIR. Liar thsi y1U wer.
impeacbed IN the csIei,ra:rh Gambler
case" or course the question will be
objected TO. and he lawyer will sas.
we'll. never mind" but the work has
Teen do1e. Whether cOmgeieDt or 70 /.
that little question will ln msjOrity 81
cases aRain impesch tie witnssr and IL
serves him right. IL j. tive Ouireuis "f
a bad reputation. Aud reputation i
what couats every time, fsct ] sppfe
ciate now that am ei,drs oTiig K to quit
my occupation OF hummer let ysung
man have IL said Of him. that Ibe II given
to picking rows with ehlsamSD. hAs
helped himseIf 10 the watch of help
less boy, relieved another one 0f seversi
dollars, only returning part, and has
nothing good said Of him and the
chances are. and deserye TO be. decidsd-
~ against him, II he Lets arrest II E'r
any cause
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Awkward.

Three young men In the city are In
the habit of going into the postsfics
during distribution hours and for want
of other seats they lift themselves by
an herculean effort upon the slanting
writing desk prepared for those who
wish to write in the building. 1t looks
very awkard to see these young gentle.
men occupying tho writing desk as a
seat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08

The news reaches Us Ihd Max StOcxsr
committed suicide ~ San francisco = few
wssks sKo. Alleged cause ineurable dis
Fas'' which t.e resd-T- o. tbs DkNccRAT
who knew Max viii be allowed 10 ipse.-
pref A. they P'rsss. Poor Max, iLgenius.
generous, S.tinIic. .>ltany is Isll oi mem
ue-bis of i'i. skiil wi'b tia, bru-h , ~
Ffsrai-cp was evidently too much fnr
him Max SAs member sfthe Hook &
Lad'lsr Company. ~ this city, At the time
VI h.s departure from nefs two years ago
i'e 10 sAcel.ent Standing . fireman.
u r. sl'.-,tipg hi'u,elf Stnet er ~rote the
iaiisSi1g i"i'r., .i'ieH ~1s ioaId On his
| .'nt.sa:
fstDsT gTExixs, 1 s'esS-k.-DeIr Frisn3- asd
Sai ta> y iscs.a-s a terrible Aad iil-
epf4ae iss4.s sfleh esa.S. iOnssr eisdars This
sainstst hats e5l4tfset d b. the q aeisene
Gb2t rzteIt - injure tbs stgnk-. which IOu<ef
ssil retain ths tsd thsi eat Tle IAN that srasr
sINsy. ht - md seTb1ble- T-FsfoFs yOa will
uatsGF tad tsss rsz-G h3ca scfu4.ss - tzkin<
.ilss -. @hai, undertake "a obtain eterlszi
IpAs ld~ssFs - .sk haS lns ffis 49, -
It4ii r.issss5> Germany oi The f4eG - lay
szth FOslAisIg J. the zidress II = installer " ti-
ssa.iiy Mo & A staekrs. SsersseT, fss sitsus.
"a Bs1 - Co.. i@rfuH- > fTIesd- stguklt.-
a2se~s you se.tar sask thz4 I Ia ...sf =.
'sJ hist'ns' Eiso, sS-i' IHs i'' s"'lr tnSugis;-.
| NA1 aTgck.G.
DgFIs 10 PrssdsHbar<. LAdsn. <sA - SIDs. IS=4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Waterloo

Waterloo is going to be favorIte
watering place this summer, 'and there
are many reasons why it should be.
The soda water is unexcelled any
where, thu surroundings are superb,
the means of enjoyment many and the
accommodations ore frat class Mr..
Gross has put his Lotel in splendid con-
dition, sets good table, is accommo-
dating and genial. At his own expense
he has put a fine poBtoon bridge over the
water just below the falls, great con-
venience to visitors, offering an added
attraction to the place. We predict
that there will be regular Waterloo
of visitors there this Summer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Mr. 4. L. Paxton AZ Home.

Last Saturday Mr., Paxton returned from
an extended trip through tho Fast aud
south, much benefited by the journey.
While gone Mr. Paxton si-i,ed the Ex-
position at New Orleans, spent seyeral
weeks in Florida, going To the southern
part Of the State, now noted FOR i,s won
derful oranges, and visited in Indi.na
and other States. He had varisd bu.
pleasant experiences. While gone he
picked up many now ideas in reference to
photography which his numerous Gus
toners will receive the benefit of. Parties
wanting pictures need not go ont of AL
bany to obtain as good as are made ia the
State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
nass Temperance Meeting.

There will be mass temperace meeting
held at the Court House 10 Albany on Tues
day evening, May IL, when the following
program will be rendered
Prayer.
Discussion of the question us the liquor
license system beneficial to the community.
Afimatiye, Rev Z q Brownson, Mrs - and
L ] Sites. Negative, Rev W Harris, Mrs
M Train and Judge Whitney.
Voluntary minute remarks.
Music will be interspersed through the ex-
ercises, to be furnished by the I &C 7 U,
and the Band of Hope.
Ia the discussion opening speeches will be
limited to Is minutes, others to 10 minutes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
A. u MsuLwAis.

Dealer in general msrehanliss, II and l6
First Street, Albany, Or.
Spring. 1885. Spring.
Our importations for spring and summer
trade excel all our previous efforts.
We offer the public the following lines OF
new goods at prices that will not be under.
sold
Plain aud fancy giaghAms,
Plain aud fancy lawns OF various gr'.des,
New line of French and American dress
goods. all of the latest styles and eolors.
Boots aud shoes, We have one OF the
largest lines n the valley in various grades.
Tobacco IN all grades by the box or pound.
at prices that defy competition.
Clothing in the latest styles aad patterns,
at prices that will induce you to buy.
Call and see for yourselves. No trouble
to show goods,
A. Il. McILwAtS,
Albany, Or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Chief Police Parrish Marries a Lima 20
Lady.

At Halsey last Sabbath the marriage of
Chief Police San. Parrish, of Portland and
Mrs Addie Hawley, was duly solemnixed.
The DEMOCRAT extends congratulations
With such an estimabIe wife as Mr Parrish
now possesses he should bs able TO meet the
effort being made to GUST him from his lucra-
tive Office, and no doubt will. May they
live long and prosper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
WeAthrr.

Summary Of Met-Sro;osv far Apri. 1887.
from observation taken at Albany, L:bn "a.
Oregon, by John Briggs Ed
Highest Bar. 50 y: lowest. - 81 m-~,.
20 SO
Highest Temperature. so; lowest. 35
mean. 5l.37.
Mean at : Am. 46 c.: ; p. M, 65 20 /;
8 pm, 52.76.
Prevailing winds, y.
Maximum velocity farce, 3
Total rainfall and melted snow uring
month, SIS inches.
Number Of days on which .0l inch Or more
rain fell, s
Number Of days OF clOutiness, average s
in scale Of 10. 6.
Hail storm on 18th, 10th and 18th.
OF 30 observations IL were cloudy, 6
rain, 9 fAir, 5 fog, 81 clear and l overcast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Thanks From Broken Hearts.

We have been requested by Mr. and Mrs.
Rampy, OF Harrisburg, " say that they de.
sire to thank their many friends who have SO
faithfully and untiringly labored to rescue
the body OF their son, Frank, from his watery
grave, to which he was consigned by the
angry waters of the Willamette on April IL.
Words cannot express how much thny feel
indebted for the many acts Of kindness
shown by all who have 80 nobly stood by
them in the hour OF sorrow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Dismissed.

In the case OF Judge William Strong. tried
in Portland, the Court dismissed the petition
Of Judge Strongs children, asking that he be
declared non coDtpos Dsentis This. the DE1o.
cRAT believes was the proper thing to do.
The mind of the Judge may have become
weak, but it was evidently brighter than
those of his family. The case has given Judge
Strong the title of King Lear. The play,
nevertheless is without CordeIia, though il
may have its Regans and Gonerifs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
DIED

CARTER.-On Menday, May 4th, 1885, IN
Benton county. near this city, Mr.. Henry
Il. CARTER, aged 2S years.
Mr.. Carter was son of Mr.. Talbot
Carter, and was young man Of most excel
lent character, being highly spoken of by all
who knew him. he leaves the lsgacy Of .
good name. Rev @ levine preached ths
funeral sermou.l
TH0MPSON.--On Monda1 a.. 9Th, 1855,
oa Soap Creek. Beaton s0unty, JoHS, son
of Rufus Thcmp,sn, aged II ysara
EJohn was model, exemplary boy, and
his bereaved parert,. brothers and sisters
have the sympathy Of large circle #
risndssl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Binding Wire.

Owing tothe uncertainty in the amount
OF binding wire to be used this season,
there will not be any more imported than
is actually ordered. Those intending to
use it will have to send their orders to me
not later than June 1st, and as much
earlieras possible, as same will have to be
ordered from manufactures In the East,
and orders must bs sent in at once, for it
TO be here in season.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
TIVE slight Blaxes.

A slight blaze caused by chimney, at
the Revere House, on last Friday was iD-
stantly extinguished with some water and
hand grenade.
On the same day vulcanizer of DIR,
Aubrey's burst in his Office on First street.
It was Immediately put out@-of the VIM
dow, and extinguished by coming in con-
tact with the earth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
salmoa rrsnl C4u .al ia las city.

Last Friday while NJ Montsith, Mr.
Chisweil and two other gentlemen, were
repairing the fume near the Albany City
Mills, they run across and captured five
fae Salmon trout. QUE of which weighed
sight pounds. Tl5se fl gh esms down the
ditch from the S4ntiam RIVER. and no
doubt leave many relatives behind them
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
FeR SALE.

L have on hand carriages, hacks. both
covered and open, buggies and carts
manufactured by the late Fred Willert,
which mu, t be sold in order 10 settle up
the estate. The work will recommend
itself. Call and see it. VIII be sold at
great bargains.
w. M. KETcHUM,
Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08

Ono ton of the already famous "PIuek'
tobaeoo inst reesivei ~ A. 3. MeIlwain's.
Buying in Aueh large quantities Mr.. NJ
Ilwaiu is able to undensll 81! other dealers
This is the beat tobacco u'sd. Cell and get
a sample plug free, and you viii chew no
other.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-05-08
Accounts.

We are sending out accounts this and
next week to those who are in arrear on
subscription to the DEMOCRAT, Wc hope
those receiving statements will make pay
ment at once as we need money to run
our business. Do not wait but send in at
once.