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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

II Is fortunate for society that the eight-hour
movement has not extended yet into all fields
Of labor. II the physicians, for example, should
limit their activities by u set rule, it would be
hard on the people who fall sick at unseason-
able hours. As for the Journalists, If they were
to cease their practice of working all the time
when they are not asleep, no one of the various
eight-hour combinations would find out what
the others were doing
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Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements as early as possible for
to-morrows sixty-four column STAR. in order
10 insure insertion and proper classification.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

Senator ingalls, wishes TO establish a moral
censorship over the matter that goes into the
Congressionol Record, in order to make sure
that nothing shall creep in which could shock
the delicate sensibilities of the readers of that
publication. This is not q covert attack upon
the liberty of the press, as might be suspected
at first thought. Anything which could call
forth protest from the author of a certain
very celebrated description of the mugwump
would hardly pass muster with the most easy
going critic of Congressional literature.
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BAaaArss
Fon SMALL BOYS.

Customers will no doubt be glad to know that
we have Just received a line of Short Drawers
for boys wearing knee pants.
These are made from fine Bleached Pepperell
Jean. well stayed. feiied in seams cut full. and
flushed with patent buttons. and tapes is ankle,
strong and servceabie. Only 45c. per pair
tMen's Department.: first f,oOr)
WOODWARD IL IOrHROp
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VTTANTi.D-L LARGE, wELLFURNISHED
w room, fronting south. by gentleman.
Ms! he in EOod honSe and at reasonable rent Adj
dr-5s CONSTANT, Star siiice. Its
w ANGr,i)-oVf,R FIFTY PERSONS HAVE
w asked us To procure tn m Furnished and Unfn.
ni,htd koGiis 10y saturday night. May Ist.
IL You wait good Tenants at once, call
between and O'clock al
WILLIAMS SUPPLY OFFICE,
435 9TH 81. NV. second floor. a292ts
Wy ANfED-IWO Or THREE ROOMS COM
w p etc y furnished for light hOuseSeep state
lo.:t,. ter Ad ires j. X. star Office. ap-9--t
yTANTFD-ROON. BREAKFAST AND CARE
W OF horse, with pleasant family. within driving
distance of Was .instOn; Gest references. Address K
H. NJ. Stir Office. ap&3-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-JUNE lsT. FOR THE SEASON
II Furnished nine-room House; cellar range. large
liable hires squares nom cara AddTsss so1 lss,
nor RENT-oNEHA OF DOUBLE HOUSE
- consisting Of three beautiful Rooms with modern
Improvements 1888 18th st. NV. Rent. $lo. Fur
nished CT unfarnished lts
EoR RENT-doUsE 1914 ST; ROOMS AND
~ bath mod imps Inquire At lS14 81. ap3O-3ts
EoR PENTHOUSE 1914 FIFTH ST, TWO
u story Brick seven rooms. hail. bath, iairobe.
back yard for SO per mouth X B rRcR ess
NOR RENT..a:aI \ ST: TEN ROOMS. NEWLY
ern improvements. cellar and good yard rent $1,000
sp Skis 100 Penns, 4 Mi. ave- NV.
ENoR RENT-2oi2 NJ ST: SEVEN ROOMS, BAY
IL window all modern improvements hrst-clAss
60. IEscoTT q WILCOX.
apS0-8 1907 Pennsylvania ave.
For RENT.22l9 ST; Nv. GARFIELD TER
- raceC eight rooms and cellar: Two bay windows,
ali modern improvements rent, $40. 80:
s Aasso,y wEI 1897 Fssn wiESSx ave
EoR RENT-FrRNIsHED HOUSE COMPLETE
i for housekeeping; near Capitol large grounds:
delightful location will rent private family or 20
club Of gentlemen. Address. Cor ten days. Box I3s
L>0R RENT-FoR SIX MoNTHs-FURNIsHED
House; ten rooms. all modern improvements: very
ST. nv apso are
Fok RENT : THE THREF-sToRY BRICK
house on connecticut ave. llS0. containing Il
rooms with modern veniences Immediate possess
SION price ssS per month. FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
A1o. "a ave ap303t
FOR RENT-THREE VERY DEsTRABLE NEW
A prlck houses, numbered 2 4 and q l. St n w.; ak
roonis' al convenienceS $22.5O per month.
on, THOS b. WAGGAMANN,
apoo-os 8l1 st. NV
tNoR TnSlo-THREEsToRY BRICK, SIX
rooms. 4S0 J. ST. W. Apply 10
1000, WIN. +. HOFFMAN.
aPoo-It 1921 st. NV.
I&'Oh RENT-42l nth ST Nv, LARGE. 4
\ stofy Brick House 10 rooms all modern improve
menIs Sood location for boarding house. Rent $50
apoo-ot- T. ID. WARNER d CO., 9l6 ST NV.
k'oR kENT-IN GEORGETOWN. 3o4S ST.
a W., frame; two story; eight rooms all modern
improvements cellar: rent S22.5O; keys at 3044 H.
L. WARNER d CO., 316 r ST. NV. apyO-:,ts
1ToR RENT - STORE AND DWELLING ss5
ia ave s. e Inquire 32I 10th St s e. ap3O-2ts
ENoR RENT-9ls ST NV, 9 ROOMS. ALL
Il mod inps., $40: 1735 st. NV rooms all
moo lnps., reduced 10 So per month; 2oo8 Boun-
dary ST., u rooms, SIS. 1926 Goth st, q rooms Sl5
several four-room houses Columbia ave. $40 each
CHAS r. RA y rs. SU4 and SOC + st ap:,O-3t
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a CAMP.
To effect contemplated improvements II is necessary
to reduce stOck-tO this end offer many Imported
Dress Goods at less than half value Domestic GOOds
at about White Goods. House furnishing Goods
Hosiery, Gloves, handkerchief, Corsets HamburT
Edgngs, Parasols. Umbrellas, Ladies' and Gents COZ
lars, Guns and Underwear. reduced prices Poneee
Dress Patterns, S4.85: Genuine French Poue i6c:
striped Grenadines, Zoe; Lupins All Wool Nuns
Yelling Zoe: AndroscOggin Cotton &C.; lO-4 Sheet
ing l54a Th0mpsOn's Corsets. 99c.: Beautiful Neck
Ruhllng. DC and up: Monarch llaundredI Shirt 85c !;
Jersey Gloves. 6Oc Sc, c. This q rare chance 10
secure WON UL BARGAINS In FIRSTCLAsS
BRODHEAD d CO..
ap3lm BOT ST. NV (Mason Temple).
rLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
SNATTAES CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
HAIR "A perfectly clear preparat for RESTORING 10
gray har It's natural color and youthful 10
eradicate and prevent dandraif: TO promote Inc
entirely harmless and perfectly free from any poison
substance. and VIII therefore the place Of
All the dr,y ana uupleasaiit preparations use
Numerous testimonials have been sent US from many
OF our most PfU4ilihtbt cstizens.
In everything in which the articles now In use are
objectionable. CRYSTAL DISCOVERY 10 pcrfect
II Is warranted to contain neither sugar Of Lead
sulphur ar Nitrate at silver, It dos not soil the
OF the best III essin.s the Hair ia use It re-
stores Tie colir OF he ii "hiore perfectly and uni
formiy than any other preparation, and always does
80 ih f-tm three 10 ten days, virtually feeding the
roots OF le Hair with AL the noufishing qualities
necessary 10 Its growth and healthy conditions IL re.
stores thu decay ed and induces growth of the
liar more positively than anything else. Price, 81
bottle. Arthur NATrANS
Investor ausl Proprietor
apZo 1Asn aad aid ~ aud sts. NV.
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Representative Tiilman, of South Carolina is
credited with the intention of trying to check
the waste OF public money on pension appro-
priations This is field of reform which few
members of Congress care TO venture into. 1t
b too bad that 1t should be left to a southern
man. whose acts are particularly liable to mis-
construction, to take the much-needed step; but
northern men are afraid that 1T would mean
for them loss of thousands of votes at
home and the widest denunciation abroad.
There Is no subject which SO tests the courage
and the conscience of the average Congressman
~ the subject of pension legislation. He
knows that most of the bills of this class which
come before Congress are proposed and pushed
oy claim agents and attorneys. and not by the
benefciaries themselves. Every member has
his own select lot of axes to grind and feels that
ne cannot afford to refuse to help grf nd the
axes of his associates. Good and bad claims
are huddled together, and nobody has either
the time or the hardihood to try to
assert them. Every Friday evening" in its
special pension session. the House passes from
MY TO hundred bills, only dozen or twenty
members being present. The Senate the other
day passed some four hundred in batch not
one of them being read and not a member
voting either way. The Senators sat by, talking
or writing, while the farce was going on, APP
parently oblivious of the fact that the United
states treasury was not inexhaustible and that
every dollar taken out OF 1t by an appropriation
had to be put into 1t by a tax. The pension
business, as 1t Is carried ut present in Con-
gress, Is a scandal OF the worst sort. and the
man who has the bravery to expose 1T will de-
serve well of plundered country.
1t II decidedly to the credit of Albany, N. Y,
that only two hundred persons could be got
together in that city last evening to make
speeches and sing songs condemnatory of the
exconfederate celebration at Montgomery. The
fact that General Henry A. Barnum was the
leading signer of the call for the meeting is
sufficiently explained by the recollection that
General Barnum is a perennial candidate FOR
something or other in politics, and that his
chief stock in trade as orator is denunciatien
OF the south. jefferson Davis remarks on his
present tour show that he is as wrong-headed
as ever; but they are scarcely important enough
TO be made the subject of resolutions by q mass
meeting held many hundreds of miles away
from the SPOT where they were uttered. 1t is
rather mournful TO learn that two hundred
adult persons could actually join In singing
well hang jeff. Davis on O sour apple tree"
twenty years after the United States govern
ment had made up its mind not to hang Mr.
Davis on anything. Fortunately, the antics of
the Albany gathering will doubtless be accepted
At the south with the same gOOd-tempered indif-
ference as that with which the north treats the
talk OF o feeble, garrulous old man who has not
even country he can call his own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

Theater ComiGue. OFFICES
Per- Mo. Per M
ioa', +, $, eS cellar 800 9th & Pa av, Rml9 $40
Ao- U. 81 red dw 4, 40 :" Rml3-.l5
i " hm22. Is
The above is only small norton OF propertv On my
books FOR full Inst cali for bulletin issed on
the LIST and 18TH Tap;oi rH0S E. WAGGAMAN
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

I>oR SALE-A FINE PLACE, FRUIT, SHADE.
II lawn and good house Also, some splendid building
lots AT Linden station, on Metropolitan Branch, IL
and o. r. r. Z. M MCGOWAN, 1343 4 ST. NV
ap29-3ts
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yxr AErED-TO PURCHASE FOR INVES l.
~ ment, several houses Say S. 500 to $1,000.
whic, will rent well. an sonie good building lots i'll
improving sections. Address CUNGREs,s,HAN. STIR
Office. apn9-St@
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EOH RENT
- NV. Per Mo.
1928 NJ ST, fur, lGr. 500
i52l ST., fur, llr-...l25
1S2e ! St, m. l.. 15r.125
2Oi6 + St, fur. 1lr...l25
i us n ST., ia. l., l3r-lOU
sl2 | ST.. 2Ur. loo
lll6 10Th ST, m l., Tor. GO
2232 T ST., l1r........,JO
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED -IMMEDIATELY, FURNISHED
wv house, from six to eight rooms iur u family of
adults for the summer months Address Box 1885,
Sfnr inf ;rp les
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NTTANTED-BY A FAMILY. a HOUSE a MI.
w Pleasant for the Summer months or until No
veiIber lsI Must have stable ard garden ached
Address FREDERICK, Star Office. apIO3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

The richest woman in South Ameri-
ca is Isodora Cousino, of Santiago, Chill.
The people call her Countess Of Monte
Cristo, and che traces her ancestry back
to the days Of the conquest. She in
herited from her husband millions of
acres, millions Of money, hocks and
herds, coal, copper and silver mines. q
feet Of iron steamships, smelling works
and railroad, all yielding her an in
come Of several millions year. From
her coal mines alone she has an income
Of $50, 900 per month. The house in
which she lives cost 100000, and
the grounds are marvel Of beauty and
msgnifconce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

The edition for 1856 ef The sterling Med
icai Annual, known "a Hosletter's Alma
mac, ia now ready, and may be obtained,
free Of cost, OF druggists and general coun.
try dealers In al parts Of the United States,
Mexico, and indeed In every civilized por-
tIon OF the Western Hemisphere. This
Almanac has bean issued regularly at the
commencement OF every year Tor over
ono -tiIth Of century. II combines, with
the soundest practical advIcs fog the pres.
arvaiion aud restoration sf health, large
amount OF interesting ard amusing light
Teading. and the calendar, astronomical
calculations. chronological items, ETC., ara
prepared with great care. and will be
found entirely accurate. The issue OF
HoAtatter'm Aimanaosfor 1856 will pFob-
ably be tho largest edition of medical
work ever published In any country,
Tho prepfIetors. Messrs. Hoslettsr a Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt Of two cent
stamp. viii forward . copy by mail 70 any
person who cannot procure ono In his
ncighboTh0od.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

A very interesting episode has come
TO light in Elmirs, N. Y. State, fully
illustrating the evils arising from
strangers corresponding. A beautiful
and intelligent young lady stepped
from train at Canisseo yesterday, In.
qnired the way TO the residence OF
George Bsnjamin, who lives in the town
Of Har1syille, ,Steuben oounty,N. Y. and
hrrriodly hired liveryman to take her
10 the place. She returned 10 the after
noon q saddor but wiser lady, nad told
her experience, ~ follows: Several
months ago, she said, she answered On
advertisement for correspondence Ia .
newspaper Of well-to-do, handsome
youdg man who desired an interchange
Of Views with = view to mstrimony.
The lady, who Is young and hand.
some daughter OF welt to do parents ut
Rollin, Lsnawee county, Michigan, and
wLose name Is Theda A. Strambli, ans
wered Beljamin's communication, and
correspondence was opened and kept
mp till her visit East. Although they
have never met, they became engaged,
and were to have been married We'd
ncaday last at her home. lie had her
picture, but che bad mono Of him, but
be had sent her a description Of him
self, saying he bad black eyes, hair and
mussache, and was good looking. lie
failed 10 put 10 an appearance on the
ay set for tue marriage, and instead
she received a telegram from bis sister,
saying George was unable to come, as
he was very low with typhoid fsysr,
and that he was continually asking for
her, and If she would consent 20 come
to Hartsyille it might be the means Of
saving bis precious life. When she
arrived At the residence cf her atIianced,
instead Of fading . black-ksired and
mnstaehed good looking msn near unto
death, she found red-haired, ,ceek-eysd,
pug.nosed chap, who was not, and bad
not been sick, and who bore the name
Of George Benjamin, but who endeav.
o.ed to convince her that he was no.
the sneak with whom sie had been cor
responding, and who, BY the aid Of bis
sister, had got her to Harisvilla ca
FOOLS errand. She u,le,Is refaaed to
have anything 10 do 18th him, and de-
manded her letteta ani photograph,
which hs refused to return. The young
woman, hsooding over tbs dis.ppoiat-
ment. trouble aud expense, teok the
earliest train for home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22
CnnIeus FACTS

Tho talless man in Washington Ter
ritory stands seYen feet Iour inches in
his slockings.
Seventeen bushels Of wheat il the
produc. from one gain nf ssad in three
yaa=s oa Dakota farm.
II is estimated&hat not less than
80, 100000 tons ci mine waste are
heaped in the anthracite coal regions Of
Pennsylsauia.
The latest discovery of the medical
writers Is that water Is fattening, or ut
least fsvors fullness and roundness of
the body.
Flowers sere plncke.lin Plymouth
gsrdeu on Thanksgiving day. Bot that
is rothiag new haytlower was seen
u Plymouth in December, 1920.
PAupers are still sold at auction in
Nova Scotia TO the lowest bidder. a
very good article Of distinguished fami-
" in reduced circumstances can be had
there for few dollars.
A prominent phi Of Athens,
Ca, who has bad many cases Of sore
threat lately, made an investigation, and
found tina, nearly every one Of them
was caused by cigarette auoking.
In Lincoln county, n. NJ, near the
Pattos Mountain, can be traced what
were oncs tho walls Of large city.
Inside the walls are growing monster
cedar trees, said 70 be thousands Of years
old.
To test bis Workmanship, q ysung
man Of Sonora fred st crow. His
aim was bad, for Miss Ella Hewitt, who
was passing on the highway, received
the ball in her mouth, between her
parted lips. She suddenly shut her
teeth upon it aud held II. Her only
injury was a slight cutting Of the lips
| and the breaking OF the enamel Of her
two upper front teeth.
1.-TWO OF the toes Of my buried leg
overlap each other and pain me dread
fully said the wife Of jacob Berean Of
Marlboro, Mass. The leg had been
ampntatad and bnrisd one month. The
husband, unknown TO the wife, had the
leg exhumed and the toes Strengthened
out, and she said she know BY the re.
lief that followed the exact moment the
act was performed.
| This Is the season for gathering
French trufles, and the trutiie growing
districts between the Alps and tbs
Rnone arc very busy,the single depart
ment Of Vaucluse yielding nearly half
million dollars worth il q good year.
The finest. however, come from Perl
CORD. Truffies are often adnlteratec
and sjockeyed.u Hollow places ar'
filed with clay, or several small one
made to appear a. single large one
In Paris, even, imitation truflos ar'
made Of potatoes coated with earth from
the Perigord distriot,or pale ones black
ensd with oak dyes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

No matter how handsome or stAlwart .
young man msy be otherwise. nothing
ctn make up for partially bald head.
Shining talents are attractive, but shin.
Ing poll n net. The cause may be ssck-
ness or anything else, yet Parker's Hair
Bslsam with stop the loss of the hair and
start new growth of glossy and soft hair
50 quickly a. 10 surprise you-rostoring
the original color nc the same time. Not
a dye, not oily, delicasely perfumed. On
liz standard SOC dressing,
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Iaml,er and Pests.

The undersigned will sell all kinds oi
lumber and cedar fence posts Al the follow
Ing stations on the Narrow Gauge Rail
Road, Lcng'e, Lawson and Beilville. Per-
sons building houses or barns can have bills
cut and delivered at any Of the above
stations on short notice. Lumber Is Of the
very best quality, the logs being brought
from the fine timber regions on the Nc.
Kenxie River.
XCM + SpfcrR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

Tny lungs are as much tho life Of the
body as is the heart. They are easily
affected BY climate changes and need
something to strengthen them and drive
away impurities. Both Of these Rid
Star Cough Cure does. It is safe and
sure. Twsnty-6ye cents ! bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

Tell your neighbor who Is not already a
subscriber to the DEMOCRAT that we will
furnish him the Weekly World,the best me-
tropolitan paper In the country, and the
DEMOCRAT, the best local paper In the val
ley, both for So. This Is a marvel of cheap
ness. Call at this Office for a specimen copy
of the World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT,
THE BEST ADVERTISING MyDIUM
IN TIE WILLAMETTE VALLEY.

Special business notices In Local Cell
umns - cents per line. Regular Losm
notices 10 cents per line.
:. FOR legal and transient advextansenants
- w per square for the first inNoH ~ .naH
~ cents per square for each suknea hen 8
lnsertions
known on application.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22
FINAL Prosr.

Parties making final proofs Of claims either
through the Eoseburg or Oregon City Land
Offices. can have the same published in the
DEMOCRAT by 30 notifying the Register at
either Of those places, Friends Of this paper
will confer 6favor by considering this when
they make out their final claims.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22
1885.
Harper'S Bazaar.
TTIUSTRATED-

HARPEEs bazaar is the only paper In the world that
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

Manufactured only By The CaliforuIa Fig
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22
The Most agreeable

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dlspelllng headaches. colds and fevers, or
cleansing the system Is by taking few
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bottles for sale by Fnshay & Mason, Lang
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ID Arm DOOR HANGINGs,

Are always breaking, unless you have
the kind sold by Peters & Stewart, Of Ale
banys They are made of wrought iron
cannot Jump the track aud will last life
time. Don't hang another barn door un-
I'll you have seen them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-01-22

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COVERED WITH SORES.

have been afflicted since last March with = skin
disease the doctors called Eczema My face was eov.
cred with scbs and Sores and the itching and burn
ing were almost unboArAble. Seeing your CUTIcrAA
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MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn.