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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

Sermpl6en 0ori6lages %berbanbelt.
9ie meiten Nlbermen erfldrten li1 fir
ba1elbe unb nur 9egener unb Mc@ai:
fter fimmten 5agegen. Die 8ori6ldge
bes @omites murben oarn angenotnmen.
8Dn neuen Mntrdgen murben anges
nommen: Oie M%nmpbner Der Maribaaz
iiraBe auf3uforoeru, Seiteutpeee 5weiter
Glafe ber5uitelen unb bor benz .S6ul>
bauie Der 2. Warb einen S%eitenpeg err
ifer Slafe auf Soften Der Stabt gu ere
ri6ten. Ser WaHermert @ompagnie
bic Gente fir 5Dei unbolfommere 6euz
erbporantett in Der Sing Wiaiam=5tr.
ab3u3ieben; oaB bic @rpdsttitraBe gun,
&oitenbetrage bon SIS reparirt tpirb ;
GingsburD : StraBe auf3ufiiqen unb
Seitenmese b1itter &lafe ber5ufeleu ;
in Der San 6ernanoo : 5traBe einen
9poranten gum Dfentli6en @ebraude
su erri6ten; cine 8erbinbnng Der Oft
Commensurate NIT ber friiberen Sul:
pbur>S pring &oab ber3ufelen; biz
@unietbabn auf5uforbern, einen beifern
8abniibergane in Der @artenftraBe Der:
aute0en.
Darauf 8%ertagung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08
Observation-Disclosures

|
Na9folgenbe petitionelf qinaen il
Der am Wontag gebaltenen 5ibung De.
Staotrntbs elm:
&. W. Wilburn tpinf1t, baB fi6 BEL
Stabtratb iber ieinen 8ori1lag autr
grridten zines GeueraIarm : Snfsms
bis gum Is. B. M. entideibe, ba el
fonif feinen 0orf9lag auriida6ge. s.
Sintalg bittet um 8e3ablung fir ieir
Grunbeigentbum an Der WaInutfraBe
fDei6es bic Stabt in BeiAlag nabm,
gb. Stenes erfu1t um grlaubniB aum
Bau zines Briditeinbaufes an De,
SontbffraBe. Mebrere Yiirger m6@teu
bic Srbinan3, ueI6e ii6 auf bas Srei.
ben BON 8ieb mod ben penne1 Der yu=
te%rnational Babn be3iebt, babin abae.
dnbert ieben, baB Die Gtunben BON 6
big 8 ubr 8ormittags unb BON 4 big G
ubr Wa9mittags ba3u feftgefebt tuerben.
Die Nntpobner Der MugultaitraBe
tuiiniden ibre Seitemtpege bis au 10
Sub gu ermeitern, 5 SUB fir Srottoirs
unb D SUB auf ieoer settle fir @ras
unb 8dame. Ser Mapor erfldrte Bel
oieier 0elegenbeit. baB er bas Mnpfan.
gen bon @binabdumer ni1t biniae, ba
fie bel na1em Wetter gemeinfddolih
feien. Sdmmtli9e petitionen muroen
on bic ein5elnen @omites berpieien.
Sodpoob empfabl. bas Nnerbieten
bon ". 9arris an3unebmem, Der Wil=
lens lit, bic SnoianolaftraBe fir $500
au 6fnen. An bas Jinan ,sgomite per=
piefen. Weiter i6lug 2odpooo bor,
baB bas Seben bon ginfaHungsfteinen
In beuienigen StraBen> bic gegenudr=
tig perbeHert merben, auf Soften Der
@runoeisentbumer sef@ehe; ange=
t1oinmen.
Cameron. unb poplarftraBe fonen
beibe perbehert unb fir erftere $I75,
fir lebtere $35 berausgabt uerben.
S1reiner empfabl, baB fir bic perz
f6iebenen Teuers unb Shlau1tompag.
MEN 10 Selepbon=2 eitungen, gu So bro
Wonat iebe, gemistbet tper6en; anges
npmmer.
GodDoob beantraste, DOB WaHerr6b=
rem IN Der pine= un6 OllpeltraBe ae.
legt uuo A Geuerbpbranten aufgenent
tperoen; angenommen. 9u6 bas @rs
ri9ten zines Geuerbporanten in Der
DatDfonftraBe ipurbe bemiliat.
6mpe bonn gomite 3ur Snfpettion bes
San pebro parfes fattete Seriht ab
unb iaste, baB Der gesenpdrtige pd6=
ter, mos bic DISQUALIFICATION betrdfe.
mebr getban babe, als iein @ontratt
berlange. st rperoe in 3ufunft aud
Der Nnlaae bon Wsgen unb benz pfans
gen bon Bdumen mebr Mufmerffamfeit
i6enfen. Gerner empfabl Smpe, benz
pd9ter poli3eili6e @emalt gu berleibem,
bamit ct ben parf better fdiiben ton=
men, unb bas norbpeltli1e Sbcr su
f6lleben, um gieb aus benz parf ents
fernt su balten. Sierauf tpurbe iiber
bas 8eto bes Mapors betrefs bes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08
Gin Kindergarten.

Ser allsemein beliebte @irtb 9err
a.. 56ola lit in ieinem unternebs
mungsgeiif itets ben @inf6en bes pu=
blitums auoorgefommen. So aa6 als
er ieinen Kindergarten einri1tete. Der
nunmebr Der allabenbli9e Sammelplab
Der beutfden Gamilien gemorben 1T.
OabDn fonnte man fi9 am Sonntag
Mbeub wieber iibet3eugen, no iebes
pldbben in Dem gerdumigen @arten
beieBt mar unb bic @dfe, inoem fie ii9
ibrem @ei6mad nod labten unb ftdrt=
ten, ben ausgeoei6neten Muifpprtrds
gen lauf6ten. Ser 8eiu9 bes S1ols's
f9en Wintergartens 1T ni9t Mobes
fa9e, ionoern Sebem gum mabren Be.
oirfnib geworben uno bic 3abl Der
geiu6er wd6ft BON Sag gu Sag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

- Die Girma martin &
Sarpber bat cine 3meigOffice in
Der Stabt, SO. 2 Commerce : @traBe
erridtet, Doielbft fe ale nit benz 0olss
gefddft perbunoenen ORDERS entgegen=
nimmt. 5,12,IMt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08
g eiuhf

fir einen lebisen 9errn, Nufnabne in
elmer benti6en Gamilie, incluiibe Wobs
nung, Soft unb Wdi6e. 9ierauf &es
feftlrenbe mer6en sebeten f6riftli9e
Musfunft inter Der @biHre 3. Il. care
Of uGreie Prelie" ab3ugeben. I'm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08
Mmsnerfamf!!!

-L
Sn Qnbetraat, bab MIR feit eat>
i4lphen ftn6, NIT inherent 6etail>
@iddft am Ntatn Dlasa Dor benz
l. Sanuar ppaifdnbis aufaurdumen,
werben wtr idmmtltde @aaren,
uera bic Nptb es erbeiidt, fir bic
5dlfte bes Wert6es lpsialasem+
Naa bem.154 DECEMBER wtrb bas
gauge SaSer anf @uftipn pbne &ad>
bait perfauft+ @erfeblt bieie auber>
proentli@e Gelegenbeit ntAt!!!
D. & A. %0ppenheimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

nBr Wir fibren bic beiten 9emben
unb 9erren. 8 oiletteattifel, bic impcrz
tirt Deroen f6nneu. &ommt unb per=
preiie. Pancpaft&S 0 n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

nafer Heisenber Serr s. e. BnSd
bereif gegen ndrtig bic Counties gomal,
Guabatupe 8on5ales, galbpe1 &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir has 1Sps
@enbiatt $3.50.
ttnier @eifenner, Serr va. Mem=
belipbn beiu6t seeenmdrtis Bic @tdote
e1tlanB Der Seras Central, Der San.
ia Sc unb Der 9eras paeific Babn unr
stptrb 1anentli9 I'M n6rbli9en uns
norbDfli6en Sbeile bes @taates ldnge,
~bertpeiler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

ttnier 8eifemoer Serr ST.. Sbaben
beiu9t gegenmdrtig bic Stdote entlang
Der Seras Central 3meisbabn big
Nuitin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

Srem6e gum gefu6 in Saa Mnz
tonic iinb eingelaben, @Iarf's Bill
larb Sale Nr. ell, Mlamo
StraBe, gu befu1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08

= @er nit Ser 5irma Martin
& S9rpDer @ef6dfte ab3umaden
bat, fam iebt in ibrer neuen Office
SEQ. 2 Commences traBe nabe Der Bride
borIbremen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08
0de NomembIott.

Wir ienbeu bon iebt ab bas vWo1en=
blatt" ffiir ben preis bon $500 aui
EN- Jahr port0frei nod Oeuti9lanb.
Der 6erausgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08
1tniere sseibmadts . @usaabe

piro am
Mittmo9 ben 16. December
eri9einen. Gnseisen far bieie spesial>
Summer ueroen big gum Is. Mbenbs
entgegengenommem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-08
Gin babldes weibnadtsaeldenf

Sai6en : Mlbums nit 81 Der intez
re1anteten Nni6ten bon San Nntonio
unb umgegenb fiir nur SO Gents bel
2,t6mp2m Paul % agrer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-21
Personal Mention.

The engagement OF Surgeon G. vi.
Rush, US. Navy, AMI Miss Lizzie
Fay. daughter. of Prof w. w. Fay,
of the Naval Academy, is announceft.
Miss Carrie New, Of Baltimore, WHO
has been visiting the Misses FeIdmey
er, in this city, has returned honlf.
Miss New suggested the holding 81
the La Chocolotsere entertainments
which was so successful two nights
this week.
The family of Mr.. Joseph Nj. Mar
shall, ofthis city, left here today for
Baltimore, where they will make their
future home.
Gen. and Mrs. Lockwood, of WASH.
ington, have been visiting their daugh.
tiers at the Naval Academy.
Capt. Selfridge, u. s.. n, Of New
York, paid recent visit to his son,
who is cadet at the Naval Academy
Elk Cadet A. Ii Hughes, of tie
Postofice Department, Washington,
is whiting friends In this city.
Miss Carrie Banks Of this city, il
visiting friends in Washington.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-21
Moodr a Skailnr Rinks.

II have received several inquiries
about the morality of skating rinks.' u
said Mr.. Moody, the evangelist, at d
revival meeting in Newark the other
day. II have only this to say: That
where the cody and ungodly mix, the
godly are going to suffer. "A brewei
once told me that he would give ut
making liquor if I would end pas
sage ia the Bible against it's use. j
turned to the Bible and read, yNhas,
ever you do do it for tho glory OF God,
Then I said II you can make your stud
and pray over it for the glory Of God
and the blessing Of mankind, al|
right. / say the Same about rollel
skating. If you pray over it and
skate for the glory Of God, al right.'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-21
M ECmUnCnrEs ro.sronRovv


We give below the churches Of our
city; the hours Of their respective ser
vices, and the subjects Of the pastors,
for tomorrow
st. Anne's Parish Rev. VIM. s..
Southgate, rector; Rev. Geo r. Saw
age, assistant. Sunday School, $50 a
nj; Morning Prayer and Sermon at
IL a. M; Evening Prayer, 4.30 p. N.
st. Anne's Mission Sunday School
3 p. m; Evening Prayer and Ser
mon 100 Up. m. st. Philips Mission.
Sunday School, 3 p. M; Evening Pray
er and Sermon. 8 p. m. Holy Commu-
Mon second Sunday in the me nth.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. r. Ell.
Williams, pastor. Services at III q.
m. and 100 p. m. Morning Subject:
Washington as q Christian Evening
Subject: "The Poor Widow, the
senexth of the series on "The Wom-
en- of the Bible" All are cordially
invited. Seats free and polite ushers
in attendance. Sabbath School at q
p. m.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. DR.. George v Leach, pa stor. -
Missionary Day. At IL a. M, the
pastor will preach special sermon on
"The Kingdom and its Prospect" At
7.3O p. NJ, the Second Sermon in the
series on Faith, its place in the mat
ter of Salvation" The public are cor.
daily invited, and are welcomed by
pastor and people. The prompt return
ofthe missionary envelopes and contri-
buttons is earnestly solicited.
Wesley Chapel NJ. E. Church.
w. G.. Herbert, pastor. Services at
ii a. M. "Prayer-Its Need. "7.SO p
M, "David's dying charge to Solo
mon" The Fourth Quarterly Meet.
ing and Union Lovefeast, at 3 &c. The
pastor, and membership of the First
Nj. e, Church, will unite All are
welcome. Sabbath School at $50
a. m. and p. m.
ST.. Mary's CIR. CO. Church, Rev.
Father McIDerney, rector. Early Mass
5 and q. M; preaching at lO.3Oa m.
aud vespers from to p. m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-21
Dedication of washington Monument.

WASHINGTON, D O., Feb. 81, 'S5.
The celebration of the completion
OF the Washington National Monu-
ment took place here today with great
pomp and ceremony and was witness
ed by thousands of people, notwith
standing the day was bleak and cold.
The exercises were of al unusually
interesting character Rev. Mr.. SI
ter of Christ Church, Alexandria,
pastor Of the church ia which Wash
ington wOrshipped, made an eloquent
and appropriate prayer. After the
Masonic ceremonies were performed
by the Grand Lodge of the District
Of Columbia, COL Casey, the enEi-
neer, formally delivered the monu
ment to the President of the United
States, who pronounced its dedica.
ton to the memory of Washington
the Father ofhis Country. The mil
itary and other organizations were
formed, and after firing salute Of one
hr ldred guns, moved to the Capitol,
where they were reviewed by the
President and other interesting cera-
monies performed and orations listen
ed to.
The monument, which was dedicet.
ed today, was FIRST proposed in 1883,
when an eqestrian statue Of General
Washington was suggested. Ia 1885,
just after the death Of Washington,
both houses Of Congress resolved that
o marble monument should be erected.
In 1900 81 100000 were appropriated
for the work. Nothing was done u1
til 1888. In l848 the corner stona
was laid by President Polk. In Feb,
1855 Congress voted 5000, 900 to con.
tinue the work, the monument being
then ITO feet high. In 1876 Congress
appropriated $500. 900 more for the
completion of The work. Besides The
appropriations of Congress, the
Washington Monument Association
raised nearly 100000
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-21
weather predictions.

The temperature will rise. slowly,
with generally fair weather. to-mor-
row, on the Atlantic coasr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10
WHERE CLEVELAND KISSED ru. nIuIx

There was no intention Of the. Chief
Justice to open the book at any rartio-
ular place, and no desire of President
Cleveland that there should be anything
psearranged about tho ceremony in any
ray. The particular place where be
kissed, therefore, was the result of acei-
dent entirely. As the typo used in the
Bible is small, the lips OF the President
touched Xix verses Of tho ll2th Psnlin,
from verse o to verse 10, inclusive.
They are ss follows:
A COOL mau shos seth favor aud lead
eth; /; ha will guide bis slTairs with dis
crelior.
Sdrely hc shell not he moved forever ;
the righteous shall be in everlasting re-.
memheI, rec.
He shall not be afraid Of evil tidiaga
hls heart Il fixed trusting in the Lord.
His heart is established, be shall not
he afraid, until be SEQ his desire upon
his enemies.
II" hath din eIssd, he hath given to
tl,e l.oor his righteousness enaureth
forever; bis born shall be exalted With
honor.
The wicked shall sec II, and be griev-
el he ,hOll gnash his teeth and melt
away the desire Of the wicked shall
perish. h.-Baitimor- San.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

II for no other reason the change Of
administration is good thing for the
country because IL has shown what high
moral ground the Republican party 10
capable Of taking-wben il is out tf
power. For instance, our esteemed
contemporary Of the Springfield Union,
says: "The country is of vastly more
consequence than Democratic Office
seekers, and if the president can only
succeed in convincing the cheap fellows
that want office ,hst he eanno, be bored
or bulldozed into msking unworthy az
p ,rtmsn;p, BIZ will do good lhiue. II
t,~' is what be Is simirg at, be c,n
O MT ou co'iial sympathy and anpT ort
{ IN Republican B,t what l. The r.
-. i tie iIvsly r-eollee'i,n that xhen
Republican presidents occupied the
white house they counted on and reeeiv-
eI cordial sympathy and support from
Republicans when the ''ebcsp fell, VS."
asked f"r aud ct,sined inst s',on, ~hs.
thy wanted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10
PorIL1R SCIENCE.

Prof. Nisii -sy- th4t tIcr, IRE )
ls'' found aa-,4i aet -e4nis Of c,,.',,
n'd ..P.ristt ~ II the underlying
ia j.. iii" a,.t.n 4 impressions 81
cte "Gf-- bih "gce II al lii.', thnug'.
NJ firrt rem usly doubted.
4 itiil.rii iirtk vsini-h T. T irDn
si,rie 80 sni l. 81 u - {. hy thor
"uznly inerP rating iv"ry black with
MN n shellac varni h The mix
ar. ,houid h.. hail - very thin.
Bn' ordinary rpai.iar varnish will
~. 1hn saice i,nrp,Sss. Ia Innrt cnrcs
4 it.,. s. well. aud II is 20 NEAR, ~.
'Afe"siv".
Lenses 'nr the great Lick lel,.-t' p.
are ssid 10 have been II last sucress
fully clsi, and need onI. I'o'i-hing io .
ready sor use. Toe San Franci.eo,
Call ssys: Sin loohisg through
this Telescope il Il refk,ned that the
rnnon viii be brought within thirt,
miles of the earth. and that discover
les will he made on that planet tu
sclve problems herei.f.r.- held 10 be
unsolvahle.
The treeless cnndi ibn of parts oI
the South American Psmpas, Of the
LsPIaia region, nj lenstIs attributed
hy Mr.. Arthur Nichrls t, the work
Of An onnipresent AIT, Which feeds
upon leaves and qu:c,h destroys
tree seeding. and n'.rr > ndrr plants
rs saon ~ the 10 v-- srl,ear above
the ground. Indian cpFn grows
freely on these plains, its growth be
ing 40 rapid that The insects do moi
succeed IN completely drvnuring The
yourg plants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10
cuHrous vAcrs.

Thefereside in Lsicestershire, Eng
land, upward Of 1000 heads Of families
who are Threatened with prosecution
on account Of their conscientious refusal
to allow their children 10 be vaccinat.
cd.
Colorado Springs claims the honor of
beating the whole conntry in hs vari-
ablfness Of Temperature, The thermome-
ter having shown a v,,iation Of 72' in
twenty.fear hours during recent cold
wave.
In Bfszii there arc 200. 900 slaves,
who ara treated with cruelty that IL
simply bat tbarnus. Tn the empire chill.
dren born 10 siavr nio'h,rs ate not
giysn their liberty nntil they serve
thei,- saothetG' msstsrs twenty .one
years.
Rem Nadcap ,of Iss Angelcs county,
the largest vine PLANTER in Cslifornia,
has set out ahont 100000 vines this
ssasep, snd is waiting for moro rain 10
increase the nnmker. lie aul his fons
have now betwren 5000. 1000 aud g..
900, 900 sioes,snd sra the largest grape
growers in the world.
Birds aie wi''i,i. lips oe teeth, the
Jaws being cIrs'sI with horn, forming
. bsak. This varies greA;ly in share,
,ing extremely wide ia tte wbippoor-
will, remarkably long in The pelican stout
in the esgle and slender in the hummer.
II Is hardest in III &c that tear or bruiss
their food, and Solicst in water birds.
The tongue is also covered with horny
sheath. its chief function being 10 se-
cure the food when in the mou.h. IL IL
proportiopally largest ard most f-shy
in the parrui,.
Although three, ,fonr, eve or siT c. nts
ssem very little for The usr ~ 81 for .
year, IL Is surprising what large sum
/: smoHnts 10 when l,ft for number II
y.s'F, a. IN H." case ofa C3rrectient
man WIN ia 1888 commenced making
deposits IN -sving hank. H,s total
deposits f-nm tha. d.ir until 1855
( amoantei 10 St962. .95 = 'y~.nls3s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10
The word fossil, as applied to human

The word fossil. as applied to human
beings, has been used 80 many times
in the columns OF the DEMOCRAT, az
well as other papers of the state, that
an explanst tion is perhaps In place. IL
refersto those men who have lived ir
q commuaity for years IT not ages.
reaplng the benefit of It's growth and
increasing prosperity, bit giving to
nsthing, advancing not al inch, hoard
ing everything, opposing everything,
oonsenting to nothing, in fact, 40 FAR
as the community Is concerned being Of
no moro use or service to it than .
genuine thousand year old fossil. Now.
really is 1t not too bad that Albany has
half dozen or more of them la its
midst. We have no hesitation In say
Ing this. as none ofthem take the DINO
Graf. They are too-too, fOssilized to
spend q few bits to support their city
papers, which do 30 much towards build.
lug up the place,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

Did you ever see a woman play
whist? NJ! Well, she Dies 1, s1'ns-
what as follow: "0h, dear, dan't
believe that can ever ger these cards
arranged. M. Jet me see-,hat
one goes there aud oh, dear, I've
dropped that nn the II nor, won't you
pick II up? Thanks-nnw lei me see
Oh, Is II my play? Mercy! Pm
sure / mont know which one to play.
There I played the wrong one, but
mover mind. Have / got In follow
suit, can't trump? On, | wish |
cruld have thrnwn away ON that
trick. Could |? Oh, Pun 81 sorry.
Now, how stupid 1 was / didn't see
IL was my partners ace when trump.
ed, but never mind" And so II
goes on, and at The end OF the gume
her partner generally has TO sand
the ri llcule OF the other side bee iuse
he was so badly beaten.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

Wi'hin fwo weeks Affrr Syc,s.ery
Vilss took charge q ale Pal G,siee
Dri.sttpeut a. " ssling.aa h. ha Co.
c~ived over 1900 letters '.,.m l's,as mas.
ters all ovet ih- cl11uY b..g2izssr .-br
all wed to .. n,aia ia ih.it oiiiess. T'sik
about ofiicr sark.r a'aa,. Dem csa,a |
Th-.e hnogts hasi-. Of i,,Ilt,sd man-
dican,s smcng Republican s. lice holders
49, sven go - th~ic po.i'i:,l snsuirs
t,gxing efiic-, ata4np that party ~ the
re-i sppii. bunting party vi,h very
.,fonr, otssniz3d srpetite.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

Democrats need s.ase no fear. Cleve-
land, anfing under the advice Of such
devoted ard true democrats "a Bsyard,
G tisnd. Lamar. Endico,t. Manning,
" nnney and Villas, will do what is
hest fJr he country and the d.mncra ic
;mt,y. We hesitate not To predict that
thosc republicans who nov pretend TO
be pleased ~i,h hi~ administration Will
he heaping cnr-es uppn him in less
than n year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

Bernard Murphy, Champion Youth
Walker Of Australis, says in the Mel
bourne Sportsman "Oa Monday
previous 70 the match with Ormes, of
Sidney, was atssGk4l with the
'stitch / could not walk another
yard, anil gave up all hope of winning.
I was advised to try ST. jacobs Oil. l
did 50, rubbiog little on IL. si'e. |
have not been troubled since, aud won
ny mn,oh."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

IL ia only little while ago that n
President of the United States might
call n Chandler and Teller in:u his
Cabinet without crsniing sny sHch dis
turbancs as tho appointment # Hig-
gins to clerkship under the present
administration has aona. This ia some
thing in the way Of progress at least.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10
"Rlcmr PeARr."

~ was righs pears till rheumatism
sot in" said snffhing old mtn who
lived near the swamp. L nL is, wber-
ever You live you cln's be"right peart"
II you are victim of this troublesome
disease. Captain G. w. HotsenpiIler,
Springfield, O., says, al found great
relief from infl4mnAtory rhodmatism
by using Brown's Iron Bitters." Thou
sands of others have f,inl similar re-
lief.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10
es Cords OF wood wanted.

The DEMOCRAT wants forty cords OF
wood Just as soon as 1t can be hauled
Immediate payment will be made In
subscription to this paper at market
prices. Last year our subscribers only
about half came To time. This year
we mean business. Tie wood is just
as good as cash to us and the same 10
our subscribers, hencs we are entitled
TO it early, and OF good quality and
measure. It saves paying cash on
both sides.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

A great "big organ" basliing IN the
sunbeaws that sparkle FROM tie lnni-
nous orb of the "copfederscy' is scene
whose tranquility can scarcely ,e real
lied by sn ordinary mortal. Bas such
is the 6ckleness aud unstable character
o big organs anyway.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10
Il am writing history"

Il is stated that Michigan lumber-
men contemplate investing three mil
lions of dollars IN California and Ore
gon forests. They have already denud-
ed the pine districts OF their own State
If treas, ard are now coming to do the
sa me- thing for us,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

"There are nearly seven million chill
dren in the United Sattes whD 90 not
know their letteis," ssys An exchange.
There is nothing strange in that. We
know very promiu-at statesman who
didu't remember bis letters laSS summer
until he read them in the ',esspapers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

The San Francisco Chronicle says
Col. Villas will resign as Postmaster
General next January aud that Es-
Senator Mcdonald Of Indiana will be
made Postmaster General.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-04-10

A pumber CT c!ergymen called upon
President Cleveland last week aud pre-
sented petition signed ny 1000 clergy
men urging him to enfure the Edmnnd's
act to suppress poIygamy, Tho presi-
Dent said hs would give the subject
careful consideration at an early dsv.