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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
SodavlAIes.


Miss Worth has ps u ainan
to attend the MN sc'
at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Davis leave be-
soon to 60 east of the mountains, @hets
their son Frank has already gone.
Mrs. Pound has returned fran y q
Home considerably improved IN health
Mrs. Elwards, Of Lsbanou,is staying
At SodaviIIe for her health.
There are qnite q good many csml'e 8
here at present. They arc continually
coming and going.
Several parties passed thropgh town
to-day, Ell route for Goose Lake.
Miss Eta Parrish has gone u Al.
bany to remain several wee6s, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Ralph Fisher AMI lady wefe in
town the first of the week.
Mr. Henry McEImurry, Of Indepen-
dence, was in town few days ago.
Mr., Bishops little daughter, who has
been dangerously III. ia now improving.
Dennis Klnm, jos Wilson and sev-|
eral others started ACROSS Tho mopnkains|
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
EIATIEEIsG V0TE

BY examining tho official returns Of
the election in this csun'y, published
in another column, il will be seen that
the vote for Judge Strahsn is as we
prsd;c ed 1t would he's f~ileriue one.
His voc 10 The county is just the same
As Pennoysr's, 1912. II is 55 more
th4n Buffers f.r Congress, 81 more
than Gieons for Secretary Of State, So
more than Webb for Treasurer, 100
more than Davis for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, and So more than
Nickel for State Printer. The reason
bis mpiority is not larger is because Of
the fact that the prohibitionists had no
candidate for Judge and they were ad-
vised and instructed to vote for Waldo,
which they largely did Judge Strsban's
vote in his own precinct was l5 more
than Batlsr's, ! i more than PsnDcyer's,
IA more than Gibons, II more than
W-bb's, IL more than Davis and 2l
more ,ban Nicke'r. La Esst Aihapy
Bis vote was 26 more THAI Batlet'e, Z
Dors thnn Pennoyer's, Q more han
Gison's, 32 more than Davis and "a
more than Nickers. We mention thsss
facts 70 show his held upon the people
Notwithstanding the malicious warfare
made upon him by certain parties here
Who bad msrcensry purposes TO sub
serve.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

Tangent MAS almost deserted last
Saturday aud Sunday, pleasure seek
ers going 10 Waterloo, the famous re-
sort,
Mr.. G.. L. Houck went "a Mon
mouth this week, where his brother
John has been attending school for
some time. John expects 10 return
home with him.
A short time ago Tangent had an
exhibition of horse lrainIng, especially
In backing. as the lrsfnlng seemed
TO be- mostly in that direction. Tue
horse was 40 well trained that II could
back a Racine cart down Into 3 ditch
and back II out again and not upset
II. @
Lsler we had another exhibition of
q horse laying down In q Perry cart,
where ho was hlsehed to Q tree, and
breaking the harness but no. The cart.
Mrs. ]. j. BEARD has sister. from
California visiting With her.
Mrs. ]. +. Boari y improrlng 10
health.
Mrs. @. G. Mcfarland and Mfs. 4
Bryan viii take tho train for Ashland
next Friday 70 meet their husbands,
who started with The teams last week.
Mr.. Barnes has been employed to
run lhe warehouse II Tangent.
0nsERyga.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
Condor.

As we are 10 the renowned bunch
grass regions looking for location, r
pen few lines to your paper 20 our
friends may know where we are. Every
one here IL wishing for rain. Grain
does not look very we'll. Gardens will
not do much good unless il rains soan.
Timber scarce and long way off. No
better price for butter and eggs than III
Albany Most all government land
taken Up. Some railroad land vet to
be taken. The other day while riding
alpng, hugh raEllesnake that was coll.
ed under sage brush struck II one 81
ogf horses missing i only few Inches.
We have set number Of old friends
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I1alsey.

We are sorry TO relate that the in.
fant child Of Mr.. r. Southern died from
whooping cough last week.
The ladies of the NJ. +. Church oil
this place will give strawberry festival
usxt Tuesday evening. Every one il
invited to attcrd and bring their money
with them.
The Halsey Brass Band will give q
picnic at Powell's grove next Saturday.
Music will be furnished by the band
And glee club. II il expected that ad
dresses will be made by the following
persons Fl. Strange, II. Bond, J. 8.
VanWinkle and b. II. Allen. We
hear that every effort will be made to
make II thoroughly enjoyable occa-
sion,
Mr.. Austin Bond and wife are visit
ing relatives in the vicinity Of Alsea
Bay.
Quite number Of persons in thisl
vicinity are furnishing cream for the
Brownsville creamery.
Mr.. ]. F. Starr,our excellent timer,
bas entered business Ia Eugene. Mr..
Cooley from Independence Is his sue.
cassor 10 business.
Il is with pleasure hat we record
the following marriages, heartily ex-
tending congratulations On Sunday,
june 18th, by Rev. Judy, Mr.. George
Cunningham and Miss Carrie Window.
On the same day, BY Rev. Starr, Mr.
Ribelin and Mrs. s. A. Hayes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

last Moaday, to remain On indefinite
length Of time.
Mrs. Howard and Miss Bolknap left
here yesterday for their homes near
Peoria.
Mr.. J. Auderwag and lady were 10
town last Sabbath.
There are still thres weeks Of school.
Mr.. Miller and family, Of stayton,
who have been camping here, returned
home to-day.
The material for the new school house
is now on the grounds, awaiting the
worItmen. The school house ii to be
huilt near where the old one stands.
ia the late election A, d. Lsedy was
elected J P. and Sam WnaAn Consta-
bic. WAVE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

from Linn county, among whom are
Mr.. Kigor, sam Slater, H. Ramsey ard
/. Miller, who with their families are
located ID this county. They seom 10
Be pretty we'll satisfied. But for me-
thsre Ii not In ibis wide world d valley
30 sweet a. the dear old Willamette.
Since bslug Ii Eastern Oregon | feel
that
The last Lis of feeling and life will DE-.
part,
Ere the love Of that valley shall fade
from my heart.
We will start htme III b few days.
Mns. Il. j. MonRfs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

The Her0td, Of this city does rot sp-
pear to know that the election is over,
in view Of the fact that Il still keeps
up It's malicious attacks upon Judge
Strahan aud Mr.. Carl. 1t will fno
out later, (not sooner,) that, although
this course may meet the approval Of
the little coterie of Republican shoulder
strikers, who seem to have controlled
its columnq during the campaigD, YET
the great body Of Republicans Of the
county will not endorse such foolish
course.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
Tangent.

The District Conference Of the nj.
Y. Church South mea.s 1T this place,
beginning tho l7th and continuing ovor
SUNDAY.
Dir. Cyrus Weaslaks ii erecting 4
new dwelling house oa his farm Just
north OF town.
Mr.. y. Il. Bryan's new barn, which
has been IL course cf construction Cor
sometime, ID about completed.
Dir. II. w. settlemire II husily en-.
gagged hauling material for tbs purpose
Of erecting an extensive fruit packing
and grating house to run'in connection
with bis nursery.
Quite number from thia yioinity
attended the picnic Il Jefferson, and
report having good time.
Miss Mcconnell of corvaIiis,is teach.
ing class IN Penmanshio 1T tlis place,
and we understand with good success.
Prof j. b. H,rnsr and wife,of Rsse.
burg. together with Rev. j. II. N. Bel
and daughter. passed through Tangent
last week en rauts for Corvallia.
T. A. Beard il hauling q fine lot q
posts from beyond Soio.
G. W. l4nper aud family are rnsti
eating ID the mountains on account o.
Mr. Lupsr's health.
Messrs. Geo. Honck and j. M. Beard
went TO Monmouth 10 attsnd the com-
menesment exercises We underatand
Mr. Johnnie Hsnck, who has been n.
tending school At that place will rsturr
homa with them.
Rosgnttn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

Bro. Pipes, Of the Benton Leader,
crowed l9ud and Justify last week over
tho magnificent Democratic victory iD
that county aud state. And he had
the right to, for right royalty and
bravsIy did he fight the combined forces
Of three RspabIicsn newspapers, the
methods of some Of which were disre-
putabIeiA the extreme. Laugh Oh, Bro.
Pipes. You have nohly earned the
/ fiMIegs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
~ DUE TIME.

Subscribe for the Corvallis Gazstfe,
the leading paper Of Benton count, .
Republican in politics The Gazette
will announce in due time the depart
nfe Of tie Democratic party for thei,
voyage up Salt Creek. ."-Ccryailis Ga.
sstte before election.
Come now, Bro. Ga2stte,we are wait
ing for the announcement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
Executors Notice.

Notice il hereby given that the Under.
signed has bssn daily appointed execator oI
the last wilI and testament Of Elisha Harris.
deceased. late of Lam county, Oregon. by
the County Court Of aaid County. All per.
coma having claims against the estate Of
said deceased arc hereby notified 10 prezens
the same properly verified 20 the undernign.
ed within atx months from the date hereof
~ Harrisburg In Linn couaty, Oregon.
Dated June ist. lssg.
j. 1. Wt0LK,
Exernkny
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

Bro. VAnCisys, what abopt that
"stufipg, "~apd don't you forget il some
more" Conc. now, old roy, Strakan
got there and don't. son forges Il. Say,
what's 4 matler,now /?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
nrrLrss nlparn unKsd /.

The above cut illustrates \ fence ma.
chine that makes the bast.claeaposl. hand-
soonest, strongest aud moat durable frnce ;
by = combination Of galvanized steel wire
aud wooden pickots woven soildiy toEatn
or. Old fence lumber, split or sawed pick
ess 1T vaFieaa sizes may be nAad+ Turns
ell kinds ofssock without danger. A man
aud boy can weave about 50 rods Of fancs
per day. Price CT machine wafhIn the
reach Of every farmer. For further par-
taculars aprsy 10
GRAg a BRYAE, Agents.
Albany. Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

Itnowappeata that Reuben got there,
Eli, .he Herald, 10 ths contrary, not
wiibssandipe-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18

Impurities In the blood should be ox-
peTieds and the ayatem given tone and
stEengIhs before the proaEratlng effects Of
warm weather. are felt. The Oregon
Blood Purifier Ii purely vegetable
compound, manufactured BY a competent
chemist. Persons having suffered from
Liver and Kidney complaint. debility,
acrofulohs arnptions, or any oIher disease
caused by impure blood, and been cared
by using this wonderful remedy, invari
ably necommend It to their friends. Try
. bottles or Q for 81. Sold everywhere
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
oAws. AXES, ED.

We will sell you the famous Dlsston
Champion croas.cut saw At q low figure,
afad car give you good pricss on axes,
sledges and wedges.
PKrgRs Il STEWART.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
FORGET IT.
Executor.

II you try 70 build now while wheat i
only worth 81 cents you should by ali
means go 20 Peters a Stewards, at Albany
Tor your hardware. You can get what you
wans al their store and ai reasonable fig.
urea
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
Best's Hand Separator.
Nv InpRoyrD HAND ssraRArAR

Ny IMPROVED HAND SgrARATAR
3 double combined machsne, posses
e two shoes, ilnsteal az one as
machines of other mann aetuFers.
nine riddles and large independent
screen. Each shoe Il equal in pow
or aud eapabllity to the Ona In any
other mill. aud by the operation of
the tws deuhle efficiency ii secured.
My g inch mill vii clean from 900
to coo bushels Of seed grain per day.
according to the condition Of the
grain, and wa guarantee that oil
barely. oats nr other foul seeds will
be thoroughly removed with c0ra-
plete satisfaction.
I challenge anv mil to contest.
] know that | can beat them. as my
mill has beaten every mill IL has
come la contest with, both in Cali.
fornia and Oregon, and Is the hest
made, bolts being used where
screws are used in others.
Address
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-06-18
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS. I

] am now receiving M sfring and
summer stock q boots and shoes, |
have ~ nicely fitted ap Boo, and sbos
Store. aud a. complete stock - any
this aide of Portland and very fs~ belter
in Portland. | buy Al ny boots and
shoes direct from manufacturers and 80.
authorized TO warrant every pair no asl
.er how cheap. =, arm in Oregon
have any advantage of M n buying !.
! buy in quantities ard pay The cash.
Tn ladies', misses and ehildren's shoes.
| keep much che largest, bst 81 sreat
eat variety 10 ihe city. ~ .in vi
Always ee . give y g,ad value 60
the money A. possibly can b done.
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Weekly Dry Goods Price List.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ny
IuUIs FaLK. DEALR ~ DRY GoOuS.

IuTIs FALK. DEALR ~ Day GoouS.
BRowN COTToN-;B inch - heavy. SStc.
RIEACHEp Fruit III the Loom Ri inch, "a:
Lnn>dIir. Ri inch, SSSC: Cabot. b inch, ~.
SHEETINt-s-+ uubles ched, ~; 10 (, .JC;
~ hleaChej. -1tc: iu-i bicach@d, -.
CuTT Duck, : on, l2tsc: Brown Drill,
*: DcuImS, To- lie: best, lIc.
PAWS American Sh rtIugs, =: Dress. IT,
-. tudiguS, tC.
GINGH.N = and -; Dress styles. Toe.
JEAN--I5 and l. Wool Filling. ..Ytr sc
FLANNELs -Isc. 20, 30: Dress styles, 4or.
a." 6itC-
RLaNKETS White, ~. - per pair; Gray -, lie.
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MIcAN,rl ANr tITEA.
CONNEXIONS

Al PaiAtk with IA, ksonville. Tsnna & Key
Railway. ami tH=t river stei IErre fuT 81 An
justine Green Cove Springs JHcksO' vile
and all points North. East and West. Also,
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer "ClJS Il
Pa iutku = and Steamship Clty of Monticello.
for Charleston, New York, Boston PhIiadci-
1hIa, etc.
Mail trains MAKE close connection both way
VIA J. 4. y n. ". R'y-. at jacksonville with A.
lAuI:c Coast Line. Fast NAH
At Gainesville with thTUuVh Pullman sie'-p-
ers over Savannah. Florida 5 Western R'y for
New Orleans, Pensacola, Savannah Albany.
utgomery, Louisville. 1T Louis ami all
points West.
Al OcaIa with Florida Hallway and Naviga-
rfou Co. : =. q. \ g. r. r.
At Aston with IT. Johns river steamers for
Jacksonville Sanford and way landings.
At LccshuFg with the - johns and Lake
Eus;Is division OF the Florida Southern hsii-
way and boats on LskrE HarT!r. kuSt l. nd
tsriffu for all points on ITkes-
At Tampa with steamships Mascot" rud
Whitney cVcTN Tuesday. Thu SHAY and ~atur-
,lnv for Kew W. i aud Havana.
AT Pembcrtou'- Ferry with South Flor ide
R'y for Lakeland. Tampa Rich and, ki~Sln
me RaTtow Orlando. Sanford and Ifade at .
At Puuist Gore with st amir Alice How =
uId Tor Puuta Kls-a AMI Fort Myrrs-
:. CDNAS1, O.. w BboM w ELL.
General Manager Gent Pass Agent.
A & CowAN. Ger TFaV- Agt-
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Stand.

r RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE TIBLIt
1 that I have moved my ia Is.sI>IS
SHOP go the stan,. ia The Ilruty
Buildings, un Front sire 7. where | ann pro
pared To lc hTst-clasS Barber work. an all
inns. | have also established first clsI--
Cigar Stand. stocked with FuvoIitc BRANDS,
which will h,, soid ut reasonable prices.
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j. F. Tenney &Son
FEDERAL POINT. fla

HAVE IN STOCK ABOUT THIRTY THOU
Ill SAND gouu hand made and sll-heart
Cypress shingles, much superior 10 sawed. As
hey have several hands L aking Tor them.
n ~ can sup Is almost any Il" Ind- Price
!, So per l,sN. delivered Opthe wharf here,
SS3-6mdAw
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PALATKA WHOLESALE MARKET.

CpWRE1TED WEEKIY ~
y. VI. u AUGHTOS y BRO. WuCLES sT.E AND
RETAIL. GKOCEKS, PHtENiX BLOCK.
PALNTKR FLORIDA.
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Lakeland VIA Z a.utsNilEt TuItu.. ,, Igtn,.t
Cars l"Iwt en- Ju"ksuuV HE and WASHINGTON
hI"uEh tickets sold ia al. poir l. hy r:sil
ana steamship ~ uHc' tons. and Hugp: -,
checked thr. ugh. Also. II, cpiItE-tAr- IarIlt-
and = cite Ms eCCures at tl.,. turuIu.rIN = t,t
IA Aeto tHlIdluI - Fay stree I, ami Il Ias-
>CIgt = fiI'n ana IN hoard Itt ul,'s Inn,
str;1I "rS II. u. Plant ami Chuttahus,, h, =. and
ip' Barry Ia4a Inc St,s CItN OF jackson
Vile. NM- 4 IIaEDEF.
G, neral Passenger Ag,rI
K. g.. FL MING. supp Intend, m
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Three trains h, tween jacksonville ana san
ford. n" change ui ears h,twCCu Jackson
Vi ic and TAMPA.
he l:,..'u T.. III. cuban fast mail Tram awaits
the arrival al the fast mail from the North.
and >tuI only at the pI IuCipal stations and
al Lemon street, PaIatkSt, mai ing connection
at Tampa with St,a0 rs tor Key West auG
Havana on tuesday, Thursday aid Saturday
evenings Pullman Bullet Sleeping cars arr
attached To- this train nom New York through
To Tam Ia, ard the = T. III. train from Tampa
through to Washington. other trains have
chair PhrIOT Cars.
Ductt conn, elton j. made At Palatka with
the Florida southern Hallway to and from
tdiT vile, bCalB, L., >huTy. and ther points
reached by that road. y i~u wit lr-D Ck AVA ha
river steamers, and with the st Johns and
Halifax Railway tor OTmond, Day tCna. etc.
At Huntington with stages for Crescent City:
AT Orange city Junction with h. = - (. y
IL. Ry- tor Lake Helen, at Monroe with Orange
bcIt halfway tor LungwUUd Snd Oakland; al
sanford for all points TCt chtd bN South Flor
Ida Railroad.
Tram leaNinE Jacks or-VIllc $40 a. IN. anU
arriving 40 =. m connect nj TItuSVl.lC with
Steamer "RUcklcdge" To ana from Cocoon.
ROckicdgc, Melbourne and intermediate land-
in"s e." lndi"n River. dai \. cNCctt sunday.
CITY Ticket once NV cor. nay and Hogan STE
NJ k MORAN,
GenI Supt. and G. z. A.
L. {. DEMING. A. G. p a
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Savannah, Florida and Western
RAIL
WAYCROSS SHORT LINE.

All trains OF this road are run ~ Central
Standard Time.
Time card in Effect October ,.
PASSENGER trains NvIIi leave and s.rrIv, ,.,.iy
: follows.
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NJ. X. MORAN,
GenI. Supt. and G. Z. A.
L. L. DEMING. A. G. p a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-19

kHnhrV tote mut". cat TINS out ant rr-
WI 1T turn To IIS, ANA ~ will ~'uI NDE
Tree, SomethiIE OF GTcu value
and Importance To Won, that Will stu YOU tu
hI. ~ineSs which will bring you IA I ore IA Uvl
ri. ht ayyay than anything else IN this wUr j
AGN one ~ u ,u the, work and I've ut HON, I.
=. thtr sex, all ages. Something new. THAT
lust coins money for alI worker We WI b
start Yut,: capital not n citd This J. ON" ct
the gCnuiu,.. important chances al II Lifetime.
Those. VhO are millions AMI tuttrpTt~Iu-
Will MT .Iciay. Grand outfit tree. A,isirU~~
TItt p y 60. Augusta, Maine. &c. tan
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PaIatka Wholesale Grain Market.

CORRECTED WEFKIY nv
q ABpNE w. EATON y =. WHOLESALE DEAL
hes IN FLoVR, GRAIN. HAY. LIME fI.NS-
TElt, HAIR. CEMENT, FERTIGIZERS,
BRICK. BaNGDK ORANGE
UONES Ere.
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8 = SSsys rs,@ssrnsp :
= 6k3;x !I:3..L.s.M
EEl!1TIl.I11zl.lIl:i:S3SijT
DIRECT ALI-RAIL ROUTE
-BETW ZEN
j ACk son Will L.

Green Cose Spring. PGiatkd. Gainesville.
0CaIa. Leesburg. DeLGnd, Enterprise.
Titus nile. Sanford. Sorrento. TdYGrsS.
Winter Park. Orlando. Tampa ana South
ern Florida
INN TAtI.tIN kFFtCT NOV. I47r, Ise6.
GOING SOUTH.
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EAST FLORIDA EMPRESS.
JA.k~uNNHI-E ENrKEse.

Leave, JACK SOM III,. d. s.ut, II.
ArIINv al back SOM Iflt.. - So ), Fn
Leave Calls. hsu III ... Eu-'i H. -
At5lNc AT W ny CrV~S-- l. - III
Arrive al \ lbuuN ; IA isNM RK .-u.l n,
a li\' AT hat' % "a Cuildl Ith. ---- +vst IN
AitlN' al Atlanta wa th;Tul kR--- So, = IL
ArIINC at IhtttduUuga Ia N&AHR. 80 j. u
AtflNc al Jt'>Up ------.---- - J., a Ia
ArrlNt AT Il ut~w ICkNIH 'I.NAt'HIst O. IA a Ia
Arr " al huC' n Vi II \&t,atsli "a Il IL
Aim" al Atlanta \ Ia El-N At'aHk .. 3 I, III
AfflNr AT Int tUHpugHNIu II NAt,ul, q 40 d IL
ATTINC al III CfHuH . IA I'm 80 IN e. ~ n II
Pullman Buffet Cars and NaItu IutI.'u5l
luttvt Cars W. NstN cross, All amy srlJ Ma
con. and Nu NaNCTuss, .It>up al Macon.
hetw' - I;t, h>uuNII.c ami Cincinnati Also
through PASSENGER e, ;,hs i-.IN,, an I-y som
vile and thaItuIot ri
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Sc; WcE \ !. Lam u al &, = daily una g -
Labs / s:II.~ I'd r Sis. See Us
patch makes f:t.i, i I.tru lIII : o. LAKE GIu-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-08-03

Oh Saturday. July 24th. the 46cerissr.
II a article II defense Of the Government
foreign policy and the expenses 10 be in
CURED thereby, goes out of its way TO
make an attack on former Minister OF
Interior, Hon S. g. Wilder, who IN his
place as g Noble had keenly criticised and
emphsically condemned the Hasteful. ex-
traYsgant abSurdities OF the Foreign Office
as committed in the past and threatened
for the future
The Ministers ergan states that for
mer treasury balance quoted by Hon. Noble
Wilder at S33S.O00. but referred to By the
AfreTfissy. for the sake Of exactness. as
$4,000 odd. was obtained not from ex-
cess OF revenue over expenditure but by
the sale OF Government land"
This statement Is absolutely untrue. and
No one knows II TO be so better than the
present Minister Of Interior The Gov
eminent land referred to, was that known
as the Plains (kulaOkahua) This land
was sold in lots for an aggregate sum OF
$1,000, OF which one fourth was paid
down BIZ the purchasers at the date Of the
transfer, the remaining three fourths III
one. two, and three years respectively. IN
der condition OF improvements, building.
fencing. supplying water, etc, the result
Of which Is seen every day by those who
drive from the city to the Park and on
wards 70 Diamond Head; z handsome
suburb Of villas. gardens, lawns, all that
makes the difference between the arid.
thistle-sOIn Plains as they were and the
beautiful district as It Is
But this Is not all The falsehOod OF
the 4dgsTtisSrs assertion nay be best shown
and appreciated By the statement here
given. and not 10 be gsinssid- that Of this
purchase money not one dollar was paid
into the Treasury before March 31st- 1850.
and not one dollar Of 1t was included in the
cash balance quoted by 5fr Wilder OF
Ss3S0G0. 50 wholly untrue Is it that the
balance II question was acquired By the
sale Of Government land
To those who care for searching for the
truth, and having found Il can useit with
cut distortion CT Misrepresentation It Is
enough 10 state that the whole land sales
OF In Wildsris Two years administration
realized S2SIgl0- The purchase money for
the Plains was received BY his successor.
and has been presumably swallowed up N
fuss and feathersl
Is 20 the late Administration / G Glib
son GuIick L Co Is cOntrasted with Glib
son- Creighton < Co, being buyer IN
stead Of z seller q land, the Office of the
ReglssTzr Of land could sho1 pretty good
list OF leases bought By the Premier and
his toO-s- The columns OF the Adrafiser
VII shoT an argument for the immediate