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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-24
Indiana Woman Suffrage Association.

The twenty-sixth annual meeting of the Indiana
Woman Suffrage Association will be held at Rich.
mond, Wayne county, Tuesday and Wednesday
Nov. 8 and 10. This meeting promises to be one of
unusual interest in the history of the cause in this
State. Many prominent speakers will be present,
Among those from abroad will be Lucy Stone and
Henry B. Blackwell, of Boston. From among home
speakers will be Hon. VIM D. Foulke Mrs Mary E.
Haggart and others. It is earnestly urged that all
local societies throughout the State send full delega
planned for the coming year. and systematic method
mapped out for presenting woman's claims to the
next Legislature. All persons in sympathy with the
movement are cordially invited to attend and will be
provided with entertainment. If possible, reduced
railroad rates will be secured.
MRS. MARY s. ARMSTRONG; President.
MRS. LAURA G.. SCoFIELD
Corresponding Secretary,
MRS. MARY E. HAGGART
Chairman Central Committee
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TrlOs
Lily Lan0try Violet Cameron, May Fo rteScue.
THE THREE:
Three little maids from England we,
Cheeky as actresses can be,
Trying to capture fortunes three;
Three little maids no fools.
LILY:
Every thing is a source of cash,
VIOLET:
Each one is aided by a mash
MAY:
Nothing our nerve can e'er abash:
THE THREE:
Three little maids no fools.
Three little maidens mercenary,
Worked by scandal temporary,
Talent is quite subsidiary.
Three little maids no fools.
One little maid has New York dude.
VIOLET:
Two little maids who their lords obtrude.
MAY:
Three little maids all of talent crude.
THE THREE:
Three little maids no fools.
MAY:
One little maid won big bank book:
Two little maids have their husbands ''shook."
VIOLET:
Three little maids come your cash to hook.
THE THREE:
Three little maids no fools.
Three little maidens mercenary, etc.
The Rambler.
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tribes the arrival of the Settlers the ambuscades,
surprises. massacres the prairie fires, stampedes
of wild animals; the cyclones destruction Of the
camps by the elements, and finally the great
fight Of Custer and the Indians on the Little Big
Horn. Over 200 Indians and cowboys are to be
employed in this spectacle. and about 100 sol
diers and as many horses. Mr.. Steele Mackaye
has been at work for a month preparing the
scenes, and the well-known artist, Matt Morgan,
is here from Cincinnati painting the scenery.
The principals in this venture are the popular
William Cody. The enterprise, am told, will
entail an outlay Of over $50, 00O
NYM CRINKLE.
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the country for the population Thanks the citizens Indianapolis
Charlottesville Nun Anderson Greenfield Frankfort Franklin
Iartnsvie Knightstown Dane Greenle Nobvl Delphi
rntown Rockville louisville Peru Spencer Gospor Bloomfield and the
who have pride in the Capital have
been enabled buy larger quantities. them prices enabling
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Doincs of Local Musical People.

Andrew Smith is on the programme for solo at
the Lyra concert.
The Mendelssohn Society has changed it's rehearsal
to Monday evening.
Pink Hall is accredited with being the most versatile
musician IN the city.
The proposed performance of "Mikado" at Green.
castle has been given up.
A grand rehearsal will be held by the Lyra Society
this afternoon, at O'Clock
Dr. Tom Morgan, the dentist, is said to be bari.
tone soloist of decided ability.
Fred Loomis will sing 1.-THE Kings Champion" at
the Lyra concert on Tuesday night.
The amateurs of Vincennes have given a very.sue.
cessful rendition of Little Tycoon"
Perry Ingalls,, the cornet soloist is becoming under
| competent instructors good shorthand reporter
Louis Vogt was highly complimented upon the good
S San'y of the dance music selected for the military
Mr.. Andrew Smith has been invited to sing the part
OF NankPoo in the Greencastle 'Mikado' perform
ance.
Mendelssohn's oratorio ''St Paul" will be the next
direction of Prof. Barus.
Herman Mueller the baritone has decided to re-
main in the city during the winter and has taken
service with the Encaustc Tile Company.
Prof James Black, having located once more in In
dianapolis will endeavor to organize American
society, similar to the popular Choral Union.
Miss Nette johnson has resigned from the Ply
mouth Church choir, and will shortly unite with
another prominent congregation as soprano solost.
Chas. Heinzen the recent acquisition in musical
circles, is excellent volinist and pupil of Jacob
sohn He is at present in charge of the Museum
orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wise, formerly wellkuown musical
people of this city the latter having been promising
pupil of Madame Heine, travelling with the Riley
Dramatic Com bnation
Mrs DIETRICH will give parlor concert for the ben
et Of the English Lutheran Church, at her residence
No. 203 North Pennsylvania street, on FRIDAY even
ing. Oct. 20.
The City Band and Orchestra will gvea sacred con-
cert at Mozart Hall this evening. The programme
Shoemaker and Sprengfeil and numerous selections
by the entire organization.
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di Rimini." The of the play is laid in Spain
and treats Of the expulsion of the Moors from Gran
ada. 1t will be produced first in Washington next
month.
After recent performance of "LIucia" at the
Politeama Theater Psisance, France Giovanni Fore,
a wealthy youth, obtained Introduction to Elvira
Brambilla, the prma DONNA and then shot himself,
falling dead at her feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
OREGON, MARCH 8, 1885.
= als sases...


Mr. Daniel Best has made big hit in
California with his combined harvester, as
the following from the San Francisco Com-
sseyeial Adsevsisey indicates
This combined harvester Is at least one.
third lighter than auy other. II Is also
stronger. The timbers are not 10 heavy,
but they are more durable. and the entire
working apparatus l. 80 constructed that
there Is no liability for II To get out OF order.
II can be worked NJ much less expense
than any others that are in use, because Ii
requires six 10 eight horses less draft \
fewer number Of hands 10 operate Il, and
does better work. The seIf-feeder Is far
superior than any feeder thar has been
made. It's cleaning qualities are unrivalled.
The gearing and driving work Of tile Daniel
Best's combined harvessers are very strong
and durable. II recent trial between
other harvesiers il proved Itself 10 be very
greatly superior 70 them in all good qualities
OF construction and amount Of work Il per.
formed. One Of them has been run through
the harvest without the slightest repairs
having been made, and these facts have
encouraged and decided Mr.. Best To place
them upon the market early in the nexi
year. 1887. Particular attention Is called e
the above favorable points. The Best
Harvester Is open TO examination BY all
who arc interested In It's use II is the mos
ehectual and economical harvester eve
made.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
CLEAR LAKE.

We SEQ by the Albany DExocaAr
that Fiah Lake l. getting 10 be one Of
the most popular moun.ein summer fe-
sorts 10 the State, ADD Il Il probably as
clear as any body of water in the world.
We will say that we passed there three
times this summer and that We failed
to see any water except tie first trip.
Fish Lake goes dry in the summer
time and tbs proprietors cnt their hay
of the bed Of he lake or where Ii Is in
the winter aud spring. II We arc not
very much misiaken he's "little or
on bis geography and mistakes Fish
Lake Cor Clear Lake which il without
doab, one nf The 1nest bodies Of water
10 the world. Trees that are standing
straight mp 10 the middle Of the lake
can b. plainly FeeD. Take small
white button aud drop It in the water
where l. Ia hundred feet deep and II
can bs as plainly seen as if il was in q
tin bucket Of clear water. The irsat-
fishing in clear lake il about the finest
We ever saw. We would advice The NJ
A. I. 10 get bis old geography and pos
himself about Clear and Fish lakes Al
they are some two and one.half milei
apart although supposed to be connect
ed by an underground stream. There
is small s,ream Aows out Of th'
mountains. into Fish Lake and has ns
visible outlet, and as there is channe
dry in the summer that connects then
we think that they are connected un
derground. Fish lake is like tb'
Humboldt River It sinks into th
ground. Try again brother.-Prias
| viHe Neps.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
A smAMk.

The Pendleton II. O. Tramp, who
was recently married, goes for husbands
In the following manner, indicating
that he knows what he il talking
shout
A merchant said on The streets Sat-
urday that he had customers who made
tive-cent purchases and had them chafg-
ed. This kind Of business necessitated
large expense for bookkeeping Ia pro-
portion 10 the business done. When
questioned about the mstter he admitts
ed that the greater portion Of such
dealings was done by the iadies, and
further conversation revealed the cause
thereof. Husbands do not allow their
wives The cash 10 spend, and the result
is that their PURCHASES. whether small
or large. hays TO be charged. II they
wat five cents worth Of hairpins, or
ten cents worth Of soap, It has 70 be
charged To get Il. Msn settle shs bills
or try 10, ut Che end Of the month.
Quantities Of labor 10 keeping aud col.
lecting the accounts Is wasted, which
has TO be paid for by the purchasing
public, The m,n who buys on credit
bas to pay more for his goods, whether
be pays monthly or not. The cash tells
10 every Instance. The merchants
would much rather have the cash, no
matter II your word is as'good as your
bond.
This treatment of wives, never let
ting them have cent Of their own TO
spend in their own way, makes them
dependent slaves instead of holpmates.
The effect produced by asking for . |
dollar, or Eve, every now aud then, |
often having to beg for II, is demcral-
izing and degrading in the extrems.
No high.minded, wsll.rAiaed, sensitive
woman can do IL. She would prefer
death and starvation to humiliation.
The thought Of begging for money is
enough TO cover the average woman's
spirit. or course there are some wo-
men who are capable Of knocking
man down Niih an ax handle or =
rolling pin, aud rohhinc bin outright.
Such treatment would be on 9 par
with that Of many husbands. Peace
and happiness can not come 10 where
there Is not fair treatment and "rights
Of Others" taken into consideration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

A fomantIc story, involving anoth-
er romantic story,is told by the Ohio
gossips. Al the beginning OF the po-
iiticaI campaign Of 1880, when Will
liam (Earihquake) Allen was nomiu-
ased for Congress by The Democrats,
and Macarthur, the Whig Governor,
was candidate for reelection, Allen
was the lovsr OF McArthur's daught-
or, and between them there was an
engagement TO be married. But after
McArthur's defeat the G1vernCr
broke of the matrimonial engage.
'uvni, and the lady married q KEN
.ucky gsntlsmsn, who died before the
expiration OF Aliens term In the
II usr. Gov. Macarthur died about
tho same time. At this point ccmes
In another lille romance. A gentle
man who was an ultra Democrat aud
great sdmirer Of the then rising
young MAJ, Allen g. Thurman, bad a
daughter, who. much 70 her fathers
chsgrin, married WhIg. In mak-
Ing his wlll the old gentleman die
posed oil his properly TO his daughter
In such way that tne Whlg husband
could not acquire title ia II. Till
lady also became q widow Allen G.
Thurman aflerward ,narEied her. I
was At the wedding OF Judge Thur,
man that Mr.. Allen again met Mis-
Macarthur, 10y this time the wldos
OF the Kentucky gentIeman) The oil
love was renewed they were mar
risd, ,and lived happily together untl
/ .hs death OF Mrs. Allrs., which &C
/ Cured before tho expiration Of Nj
Aliens Senatorial term.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
A nov sTABBrD.

| a boy boot-black, about twelve years
old. hailing from Texas, and known ~
the Texas Kid, has been fitting from
town TO town Ia Eastern Orsgoa for
several months past. On Friday even.
ing last he was in the vicinity Of the
depot about trnia time and = number Of
Psndloton boys abuut the sams age were
poking fun 1t him. He was quite in-
dignant, but IL did not burst forth until
Orville White remarked that be had .
thick negro lip. This made him howl.
and he advanced toward White with
blood 10 bis eye. 0rville is no slouch
% coward, so be stood bis ground and
awaited the approach Of the Texas Kid.
Il came. and proved 10 be perfect
Kansaa cyclone. 0rviile made = lick
at him, aud the Kid bic him sonnder
with bis bvot box then 0rvile strnck
him again, aud the Kid became more
furious. The third blow was 10 course
Of delivery when young White found
be had been cut across toe palm and
back Of the lefs hand and then be turn
cd to run and ressiVsd two more slight
staba Ia the back, which are nothing
like - serious ~ the cut on the hand.
As soon - the Texas Kid had got Ia
bis work, be sracsfolly stepped on the
train, which vas At that moment pulling
out, and lsft for some other cline. Or
vile nov carries his hand in sling and
Is the hero Of tho boys Of the town. He
relates bis eight with the Texas dsapc- |
RADIO in the brisfess and most descrip. |
tive manner.-Psndleton Z. o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

How tho human system ever recovers from
tl,e bad effects Of the nausecus med cines
often literally poured into Il for the supposi-
tive relief Of dyspepsia, liver complaint, con.
stipation. rheumatism and other ailments, il
mystery. The mischief done by bad lnedi
cines Is scarcely less than that caused iy
disease. II they who are weak, bilious, dys-
peptic, constipated or rheumatic, would
oftener be guided by tho experience Of inva'
lids who have thoroughly tested Hostetter'a
from rational medication. This mediriue is
= searching and at the same time thorough-
ly safe remedy, derived from Vegetable
sources. and posses. ing, in consequence q
its basis Of pure spirits. properties as medi'
cinal stimulant not 70 be found in the fiery
local bitters and stimulants often resorted
to by the debilitated, ,dyspeptiO and languid'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
DIsGUsTED.

Billy Foster returned from the
Beaver country the other day and
was the worst disgusted fellow we
have seen for long time. When
he left here aboat q month ago the
county was paying bounty on the
scalps of wild aninaIs,so Billy, think
ing to make a raise, had neglected
his cattle and devoted his tins to
hunting coyotes and wild cats, sue
Cssdiug In getting six scalps all told,
but imagine his feelings when be
learned that the county court had re-
cinded the scalp bounty order. He
was dlsgusted with himself and
everybody else, aDd swors vengeance
upon the Republican portion Of ths
court.-Ochoco ReCiesc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

The following composition. written Nv
school boy. has several Id..s in Il not
yet Published IL school literature !:
"The ore l. the not,tept s..inlss il. The
world. 81 slso il The -. I. has .
leg on every corner. once knew =
hoy who bad II ducks, hns his father
would not let him keep them, 10 h.' got
mad and bored hole 10 his mothers
wagbtub. The horse can draw heavy
loads, bn' not as heavy IS the OK. {
can draw horse on my slate, hut pa
sAys | can't draw no more than he can,
and be cant draw anything but his
salary, but be can do that every time
aud never misA Pa IL government
clerk 40 is Sam Jones father. Sam
hiss TO stay home from school, cause be
has boil on his neck. Il makes him
hold bis neck as though he bal swal
LEVIED fish bone. / never had boi
on my neck or anywhere else. Pa had
one, but il was not on his neck. III
was awful mail. ! wish / had horse
Il weighs Thousand pounds. wonl,
rather be horse than COW, hut il
I'had te be either / would rather DO
goat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
NAVE YOU TAKEN :. !. \. ?

Then can you dogood by commun
icatIng to others an unfaiIlng cure for
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Headache,
Biliousress and Kidney affections.
uHaving suffered from debility,
headache, dizziness and loss Of appe-
lite, from an inactive liver, Simmons
Liver Regulator was recommended
BY q friend. Procuring bottle, |
was greatIy benefited 10 q short time,
aud consider II an almost indIspensa.
| Bile remedy.-J. NJ. Detlsrer, William
Penn P. O., Montgomery Co. Pa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
4 casE neT nnYorp nrrr.


DR.. ID. H. HInsdaIe, Kenawee, ILL.,,
advises as OF remarkable cure Of
Consumption. He says: "a neigh
bore wife was attacked with violent
lung disease, and pronounced beyond
help Quick Consumption. AS a last
resort the family was persuaded tc
try DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs. To the establishment Of ell,
BY the time she had used one hal
dozen bottles she was about the house
doing her own work. I saw her 81
her worst, and had no idea she coulc
recover.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

Death has been busy of late years
with candidates for the Presidency and
occupants Of that high cillce. Tie only
surviving sx-Presidebts now are Gen.
Arthur, who wss only elsctsd Vice
President, and Rutherford b. Hayes,
who was not elected at al, but occupied
the office through fraud. OF the Presi-
asnts slncs the war, Lincoln. Johnson,
Grant and Garfield are in ths grave. OF
the candidates who ran for the Presi-
dency since Buchanan's term death has
gathered in Stephen A. Douglas, Jshn
G. Breckinbridge,. ohm Bal, George B,
Mcclellan, Horatio Seymour, Horacs
Greeley, Thomas A. Hendricks, (whc
was voted for in the Electoral COllegs
becauss Of Gresley's death, samuel ]
Tilden, (who was elected in 1876 bul
cheated out Of the Presidency, land Gen
Hancock. Not single Democrat il
living who recaiyeo the party's nomina'
tion for the Presidency from 1860 dowr
to aud including 1880. Charles O'Con
or, who ran on "atraighs DsnocEatlc'
ticket against Greslsy il lsn, i Als'
dead. OF defeated eandidatea ofth'
leading political paF,ies for the Prssi-
dency from 1860 to the present time
James G.. Blaine is the only survivor
John G. Fremont ia the only living rep
resentative of either party who was
candidate for tbs Presidency prior i
1870
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

For once there seems TO Be almost
universal harmony Of opinion aud desire
among the Democrats and Republicans
Of The country. This Ia extraordinary,
TO cay The least. But yet il Is true
nevertheless. a vast majority OF the
Republicans Of she country want Blaine
for their presidential candidate in 1888.
A vast majority Of the Democrats Of the
country want Blaine 10 be the Republi-
can candidate 10 1883. The sagacious Dam
ocrats Of the conntry havs ysry cheer.
fal feeliUg A. they contemplate Rlaius'a
superior chances to seizure .hr nomina-
sEon 10 1888 and their sud lent lility
10 give him such ds,,hh,ng - viii for
eyer eonsign him % his poi;tic.l grave.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
ayrmp o. FIen.

Manufactured only By the California Fig
Syrup Co, San Francisco. CAL, is Natures
Own Truc Laxative This pleasant Califor-
MIA liquid fruit remedy may be had Of Foshsy
3 Mason at fifty cents or one dollar. It is
the most pleasant, prompt, and effective
remedy known to cleanse the system to
act on the Liver. Kidneys and Bowels gent
" yet, thoroughly to dispel headaohea,
colds, and fevers to cure constipation,
indigestion ard kindred ills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

Heaven bless the girl at the front
gate with peach-bloom on her cheeks
and love-light 10 her eyes She can
never grow old TO those who hare been
there with her. Years may come and
90, but the music of the low voice will
not be stiIled, and the memory of the
cherry lips we kissed will held out faith
fuL to the end. What IL the old gate
does sag, and les hinges rattle, ard It's
latch refuse to bold it shnt ? Whit IL
the posts are shnky aAd some OF its
pickets gone 1? We love the dear old
relic still. We love it for the sake ol
the girl who used TO stand ont thero by
It with roses on her checks and necta,
on her lips. We counted the stars and
bid good-by and then countsd the star.
again. How many times was aRood-
by said ? How many times did lips meet
DER the old, dear gate And what O
the girl Alb, me She married anoah'
or. She forgot her vows. aud married
richer and handsomer man. Aud
We'll, went eff to ano.h.r front gat'
where there were other peach -blOou
cheeks end other lips as sweet aud Al
many stars 10 count. And now ! hav'
a front gate Of my own and girl Of N.
own who couuts the stars with the DO.
of the girl whose VOWS made with N
were broken. But he is true, gOot
boy, and my girl Is good, true girl,an'
Heaven bless them both as they stan
- ~s.LA - A. ali frnrk rate
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

Few psople who fail to pay their subserip-
tiona TO county papers realize what al in
justice they are doing the Publishers. Read
the following from "a Idaho paper I'VE
would like number of old gunny sacks
that are worthless for holding grain, 20 be
given as or subscription by those in arrears.
We want to nse the aunny sacks 70 make ne
some underwear. Those who have neither
gunny sacks nor money can bring as some
wood. 1--we can't have unasrwear we can
| Gre up. provided You bring the wood. flesss
send as some old dour sacks for Snndav.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27
nuckien'a Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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Corns and all Skin EruptionS, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale hy Foshay A. Mason,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

True delicacy Of flavor with true efficacy
OF action, has been attained in the use of >
California liquid fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
It's pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered II immensely popular For sale by
Foshay 4 Mason, wholesale aud retail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-27

The true aecret OF success Is merit.
This Is SO with Red Star Cough Cure.
a purely vegetable compound, entirely
free from opiates, polsons and marco
ties, ana which has received tho pub.
lie endorsement OF physicians and
chemists eyerywhere. Twenty-Five
cents.