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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
OREGON, MARCH 6, 1885,

The II A 7 has often kicked at the
custom Of trading with Itinerant peddlerS,
strangers and, generally, bilks. We are
sorry our advice i not needed. Last week
fellow who had been shown up in several
neighboring cities, was in Albany with
stock Of remnant suitingS, probably the
dregs Of some tailoring establishment.
Several purchased Of him. Afterwards, on
comparing the goods with those kept by
home merchants, II was found thar a fresh
and much better article could be obtained
In Albany at less money Again, orders
are given San Francisco houses for suits
shirts, etc. At 2s per cent more than better
articles could be obtained here for. One
suit received here fit like a gunny sack and
had 70 be entirely remodeied. AS far as
right is concerned people have right 10
trade where they please; but as a mere
business speculation Il pays a big percen-
tage 10 trade with men whom we know,
and who circulate their money among as.
We have tried 70 be pretty mild, as some of
the NJ A rs best friends are sometimes
prone 10 be lead astray IN this matter, and
the shirt we have on-weIl, well never do
II again; vet, nevertheless. Notwithstanding.
the custom Is q very bad one and should be
discountenanccd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
srRscrLv nrsIsEss.

The Washington Capitol tells the
following stOry Of Ptesideat ClevolaOd's
carefulness in one instance 81 heard
yesterday good story illustrating the
care that President Cleveland exercises
before approviog bills that are sent to
him by congress. The late Senator
Miller, Of California, had been much
interested in the passags of bill for
the relief Of certain informers, whose
claims accrued while be was collector of
the port OF San Francisco. Aftef his
death the fscs that be had bssn inter.
estsd ia tho bill was quite Influential
in ssciring It's passage in both houses.
When it Teachsd The President he
looked into IL with his uAual care and
discovered that SONS $500, which the
bill appropriated, had already been
paid 10 the parties. When Representa-.
tive FaltoL went tc urge the President
to approve the bill he waa informed oi
that fact aud told that Il would be
necessary to have the money refunded
and that it it was not refunded hs
would be compelled to veto the bill
Mr.. FELTON, went away aud returned or
the ninth day after the bill reached tbs
President end again spoke about th'
matter. Mr.. Cleveland then told bin
that be would insist on the payment O
the money, and that u MIR. Feltor
chose TO give his check for the amount,
which was $685. 90, be would appios'
the bill, but otherwise be would Ger
tainly veto it. Mr. FELTON, .hersnpoE
gave bis check for the amount, whicl
was turned into the treasury, and th'
President signed 1hs bill. :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
LamsNrAnLE ssIscrng.

E -
Mrs. w. w. Kirk, residing with her
husband In Black Horse canyon, about
four miles nerth Of this place, died by
her own hand last Sunday mUrnlng.
From evidence educod at the cor
oner's inquestit appears that she len
her homo about 5 o'clock sunday
morning, saying sho was going TO
town to return some sewing. One OF
her sans otEerei togo and catch pony
FOR her TO ride, bat she refused Ii. say
Ing she would rather walk. The boy.
however, went after the pony, aud
when he returned she was gene.
Tho next seen Of her was by J. II.
Gentry, who lives two miles from tho
Kirk ranch. From an upper window
In his house, Mr.. Gentry saw wo.
man (now supposed to have been Mrs
Kirk) nj the house OF A. s. Wells,
about quarter OF q mile distant.
She went 10 the we'll and on her re-
turn went iDto TIE house then came
out aud seemed 10 set something on
the ground; stood In the doorway for
few minutes; then appeared 10 pick
10 something. and disappeared with
Ia the house. Mr.. Wells and family
were absent at the time. Abou. 10
O'Clock he returned, and on entering
the house found Mrs. Kirk PROSTATE
upon the a0or In an insenslhle condI.
tion. He applied restorations, and
did all in his power 10 resnscitaie her;
but his efforts were Of no avail and
she died In few minutes. Some
poisoned wheat, stIll moist, was found
In teacup on the table. The cup.
position Is that she first soaked the
wheat IA water and then drank the
deadly fluid. Word was sent to Cor
oner Mallory, who summoned Jury
aud proceeded at once 20 Mr.. Wells
place, where On inquest was held.
Tho verdict Of the jury was 10 the
effect that deceased came 10 her death
frotn poison administered bs her own
hand. /. Is concluded by those hest
Informed Inst the usfortunats lady
committed tho deed white laborlng
under temporary alteration ofmInd.
Mrs. Kirk vas forty-lhree years 0i
age, and left two soma and two mar.
ried daughters. The funeral, which
took placsson Monday, was attended
hy large number % sorrowlng rel
auves aud riand-.---Hepner Gdsssse.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

Ssoyill'a sarsaparilIa and stiIlinsia
or Blood and Liver Syrup will restore
perfect health 20 tie physical organizA-
tiou. Il ia, iudesd, strengthening
syrup, pleasant 20 take, and haa Often
proven itself to DO the best blood
purifier ever discovered. sffsctually
curing scrofnIa, syphilisic disorders,
weakness of the kidneys, erisipelas,
malaria, all nervous disorders and de-
.bility, bilious compIsints, aud all dis
eases indicating ~ impure condition OF
tho blood, liver, kidneys, stomach. ETC.
Ii corrects indigestion, especially when
tie complaint i Of an exhsastive
nature. having tendency tolesasn the
vigor Of the brain and Nervous system
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
sTArE RIEEMAKs AssoclArlos.

:
Following arc the topics which vii
be discussed at the State Flrsmen'l
Association, which will meet III Salem
on Sept. stb:
Are our public school buildings y.
constructed ~ to afford adequate means
OF escspe in case Of fire? T.. b. Mc.
Elroy, Of Salem.
Should = spccial tax 30 levied upon
the yarieus Insurance companies doing
business in the state for the beneit ol
the volunteer Ere department I q. q.
Fnlton, Of Astoria.
What class Of nep are best adapted
TO make good Asd saccessfnl fsemen
Frank E. Hodskin. Of Salem.
Whist constitutes . thoroughly
equipped frs departmental L. Bilyeu,
Of Eugene City, and x.obief NJ. j.
Broderiok, Of Oregon City.
Are hand grenadea Of any prAstical
utility In sxtinguishing Gresi II.
Morgan, chief Of Portland fire depart.
msnt, and J. j. DugaD, Of Salem.
The history OF the varions Ere
departments Of Oregon. G. J. Cnliis,
Of Astoria.
The ladies' coffee club Of the various
eiliss Of this state. 4. II. Wheeler, Of
Salem. aud ]. n. Hoffaan,. chief en-
ginser Of tie Albany fire department.
What are ths advantages Of ahnt.ofr
nozzles and relief valves on steam en-
gines. Chief Eaginser Seattle fre
department and J. G. Charters, sx.ehief
Of the Aassria Gre department.
What are tho essential requirements
for an Efficient Oiiioer in = FIRE depart
msnt ? L. A. Sanctuary, Of Rossburg,
and Hon. George w. Belt. Of Iade-
pendenos.
Should harness be used BY hose
teams 10 running? Gao. Nolan. Of
Astoria, aud @. b. Moorss, Of salem.
The FIRE departments Of Washington
Territory. Chief Wentworth, Of Van
couver, chief engineer Of Walls Walls
fire department.
The social relations Of the fre boys.
Dr.. 7. P. Hicks. D. d. s., Of Tacoma,
@. j. Teenohsrd, of Astoril.
The best method o. supplying cities
with water for fre 20 poses. J. n.
Hoffman, Albany, II. wsi.nors. The
DA.Ies.
What is lbs best kind Of IRE sppa-
ratus for small villages ? Lot Liver
more, Of Psadlsson. joseph wsbber,
Albany.
The 6Te dsp4stmsnts of onr state
Can their present organization be i'm
proved j. NJ. Townsend, of Dallas,
aud chief engineer of L.iaasu tire de-
partmen,.
Il IL desirable that all cities should
have permansnt chief engineer Of the
tise department Thos. Jordan, Of
Portland, F. @. Abel, Of Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
asr cAxnup.

Rcpublican papers, since CleTeland's
tirst private pension bill veto, until the
prsssf.i, have ridicuIsd these veloes
simply on the ground that the saving Ia
money 70 the peoels was small and in-
significant. They do not attack the
vstoes or the ground that the claim was
a just one, and should be allowed. This
republican argument, If IL means any
thing, means that as long as steal i
sGall and insiguifcant one, il ought to
be allowed to be paid unchalIengsd, bat
il bill allowing very large pension
was steal, 1t ought to he vetoed. This
s@ems to represent true feeling among
the leaders Of the Republican party IN
congress as to the policy to be pursued
in disposiDg Of public funds. President
Cleveland has the true policy in this
matter. He'will veto bill when but
dozen dollars are saved By It, il the
bill " unjust and bis ID not to save
the dollars so much as to save aud per-
manenlIy establish sound policy Of
goyernmtnt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

tlonal park or not. / don't like to
dictate 10 Uncle Sam, but will COM
ment Titles
10 the Immediate vicinity Of the
lake we flnd no special inducements,
except slght seeing, and this Is limit
ed. No fish in the lake, a few mule
deer and 40 occasIonal grizzly, other
wise no game no monnlaIn fruits
nor flowers and no mineral springs.
I'll stick to oil Linn again. !
think The SantIam, sulphur and shda
springs, including Fsh lake With
abundance and variety OF game, fish.
fruits aud iiowsrs much the prefer
able resort. o. g. NJ.
Klamath Agency.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

"Many cases of fever and ague,
dumb ague aud congestive chills, were
promptly arrested anil entirely ban
.ished by the use Of simmons Liver
Regulator Ycu don't say half
enough 10 regard TO the efiicany Of
this valuable medicine in cases of
aQue, Intermittent feVcrs,stc. Every
case has been arrested immediately.
| wns 4 sufferer for years with the
liver disease, and only found relief
by using tho Regulator 4 bert j.
Week., Batavia, Kane Co., Ill., a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
rhat allrsy nansran.

naudruff is dirty and siisagy eeahla in
every way. II soils the clothing e0nkInu.
ally, ana Is accompanied Nv > hardly less
annoying sensation of ilohiDg. There Is
nothing in tbs word 20 thoroughly adapt
ad to this trouble - PnrkeFie Hair BalsaEn.
1t cleans0s and heals tho sealp, alopa the
perfumed. an elegant dressing. Very
economical, ~ only : ANAL occasional
application kaepR the hair in perfaet con-
dlnl0us
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
Ayrup or Fies.

Manutactured only By the California Fig
Syrup Co, San Francisco. Cal. is Natures
Own True Laxative. This pleasant Califor-
MIA liquid fruit remedy may be had Of Foshay
4 Mason at City cents or one dollar. II is
the most pleasant. prompt. aud etiectiye
remedy known to cleanse the system TO
act on the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gent.
" yet thoroughly to dispel headaches,
colds. and fevers to cure constipation.
Indigestion and kindred ills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
From 1l5 lbstO 161 lbs
To the OutiCura Remedies ] owe
NY Health, lily Happiness,
and lily Life,

A day never passes that do not think aud speak
Kindly q the Cnticura Remedies Seven years ago.
All ct dozen Jumps formed on my neck, ranglag in
sire from cherry stone % an orange. The large
ones were srghtfui 20 ook az. aud painful 20 be.r
people turned aside when they efw me, IN disgust
and was ashamed % Be on the street OF IN Society
Physicians and their treatment and all medicines
tailed 10 do any good. In a moment of despair 4
tried the CuticnFA Remedies -Cnticura, The great
skin cure, and Cuticun soap, an exquisite Skin
bcauiiiieF, externally. and Cuticura n solvent ths
new Blood Purifier, internally the small lumps Ia
i call them) gradually disappeared. aud ths large
ones broke, Ia about two wceks, discharging large
quantities oi natter leaving two slight scars In my
neck 10 day % tell the story II my suffering Ny
weight then was one hundred and fifteen Hiekly
pounds my ~cight now IL one hundred and sixty.
one solid. healthy pounds, and my height IL only
i've feet ave inches In my travels I praised the
Cuilcura Remedies. north, south east ard west To
Cutieura Remedies owo my health. my happiness,
and my life. A prominent New York druggist asked
me the other day, ''Dc you stiil the cuticuTn
REMEDIES you look 20 be In perfect health - My
reply was Il do. aod shall slways l have never
knONn what sickness y since commenced using the
Cutleura kcrneaiea" Sometimes I am laughed ~
by praising them to people acquainted With their
morts, but sooner or later they will come 10 their
senscs and believe the same those that use them,
- dozens have whom ! have told May the time
cnine when there shall be a large CuiicuFa supply
dounc IN csory city IN the world for the benefit q
humanity, where the Cuticurn Rcnee ea shall be sold
ONLY, 20 that there win be rarely need Of ever en-.
tering drug store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

There are 1000 liquor dealers in Oregon,
the proportion being about 10 zoo people,
just about the same as Dakota. Rhode u.
land, New York. New Jersey, Ohio. Mary
land and Delaware. In Nevada. Arizona,
California, Montana. and Wyoming the
proportion is l to less than a hundred. n
West Virginia the proportion Is TO SEA,
and In Maine J to.Ss7. Oregon Is improv.
ing, for IN 1870 the proportion was toIz3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

Prince Alexander has been deposed
from the Bulgarian .throue by some
OF his own ministers or cabinet off,
GERS. He made no resistenos what
ever. This deposition Is generally
attributed to Russian designs and
diplomacy by the other European
powers. Il may bring on an armed
confIIct that will convulse the East
ern Continent. - +.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

True delicacy Of favor with true efficacy
Of action, haa been attained in the use OF
California liquid fruit remedy, syrup Of Ngs.
It's pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered ii immensely popular For sale by
poshay = Mason. wholesale and retail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

Oregon cows must look to their laurcls.
A Syracuse, n. Y. cow, Holstein stock, re-
Gently closed her 6 year-oid record She
has given during that time little more
than s6ooo pounds of milk, or about 70
q day. The highest previous record was
2377s pounds, made three years ago by the
COW Echo owned in Attica.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

Really prospects are pretty good in the
Willamette Valley this fall. A good crop
Of wheat at a fair price; a fair crop of oIss
at better price than usual; potatoes and
apples ''way ~" and hops booming. That
j. the program, and Il Is one over which
to rejoice. Subscribe for the DRMocRAT,
s. year ia advance.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

Some people have formed the impression
that the country around Prineville Is a
tough one. II Is probable the opposite Is
true, at least IL figures do not lie. Crock
county has been organized four years, and
has never furnished a convict for the state
penitentiary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

II. NJ. Johnson, the famous sprint, offers
10 run any man in the world 700 yards for
$1,000 to 5000. As KettIeman and Iohn-
son are about equal, Billy Martin, of YAM
hill should meet the latter as he had the
and to meet the former.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
Let Ua Know.

Let those who want to furnish us wood
on subscription, Inform us at once, as we
must make our arrangements for winter
suppiy without delay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

The position of sheriff OF Alturas county,
Idaho, Is worth about $4,000 year. Tha
Is what We call fat Office
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

@ w Lomler & CO., OF Portland. are dul
authorized Acknowledgements for The DEMO
CRAT for that city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03
n. HUSBANDS,
go Fulton Sc, NeA York. ". ".

Cuticurs Remedies are = positive cure for every
form q skin aud Blood Diseases, frOm Pfmpisa %
scrofuia- Sold everywhere. Price CuTtcrnA, 50
cents soar. % cents; REs0LyExT. sl 90, Prepared
~ Tie POTTER DRrg ASD CHEMICAL Co. .BO4ton, Maaa.
ssEd Tor "H0w % Cure skin Diseaacs"
send FOR "Basw 70 Cure skim Diseases"
1N4&PLES, Blaekheads skin Blemishes and Baby
> hEsh Hum0ra, use CrricrRA Soar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

The only covgh mixture before the
people, that contains no opiates or
narcotics ii Red Star Cough Cure,
Price. twenty-five cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

If you are going East be sure and 60 Wis
Oregon Short Line. Il is the best. See adj
in another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-09-03

Master IN Chancery, i. s. Circuit Conrs.
District Of Oregon.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25
4 WELCOME PUBLICATION,
The Georgia Gazetteer. Vol. VI.

=
Business and professional men through
out the state. as well as the thousands of
merchants and manufacturers OF the
North who have dealings with our people,
will be glad TO learn that the publication
OF a new Gazetteer OF Georgia is to be I'M
dertasen at once. For years past work
OF THIS character, giving statistical ana
business Information concerning each
section mas been recognized as perlodi-
cal necessity, and It's issue has been
heretofore Oiennially.
Now, however, three years have elapsed
since the last volume was published,
during which interval more than one
thousand manufacturing enterprises alone
have been established, while thousands
upon thousands of chances nave trans
pred in the business, professional, min
ing aud agricultural interests OF the State.
The labor and expense of gathering,
col .ating and printing such work, con-
tanning more than 1000 pages of BREWER
type, has induced hesltancy in attempt
Ing It, but the publication having been
decided upO", nothing will be spared TO
make 1t a complete epltOme Of everything
enc could wish to know concerning
Georgia.
Tue book will be issued from the press
OF the MORNING News about Oct l.
FROM inception to close, the entire man
agement will be in the hands OF Mr.. A. f.
onoles, who, in this particular line of
labor, needs no Introduction to the people
OF our city or state.
In addition 10 the usual contents OF
such volume, various new and impor-
tant features Will be added, among them
a carefully prepared list by post offices Of
responsible farmers throughout the state,
with exhibit OF taxable property.
Orders have also been gwen for new
map OF Georgia TO be thoroughly revised
and corrected expressly Tor the work,
Georgia with her genial climate, her
fertile soil, her mines OF mineral wealth,
her lncalculable water power, is attract
Ing much attention n ", and the day is
not far distant when food tide Of immi-
grafton Will turn this way, and it is Of
importance to every town in the State
that full exhibit of all it's resources
and advantages should be made
in this volume OF reference. Every point,
large and small, in Georgia Will be
reached, either personally or by cor
respondence, and at the same time the
manager would be gratihed to receive
voluntary Information and data from re-
sponsible parties in any section.
NOtwth standing the magnitude OF the
work the price to subscribers Will be only
3d. All communications should be adj
dressed to j. II. EstiIl publisher, or A. E.
Sholes, manager, Savannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25
WILD WESTERN EVANGELISM
Lampasss Jake's Eloquent Appeal for
support for keIigiOn.
From tie Omaha Pepub'ican.

from me OH,dhg ReDHb'5cdn.
You brutes here remind me Of the
steers that Fve seen going to slaughter.
Ihey run lad climb over each other in
their Efforts to get ahead and see what's
going on, and pretty soon they get clip
on the forehead with an AK, and ten min
utes later hey are in tin cans, marked
/ pressed beef all cooked, and with some
oouys trade mark on them, w hen you
leiIers near gun go of, or think you hear
somebody out IN front swearing that he
Can slice up the whole town, you pile
RI ht In, and like as not you get slugged,
or shCf, or slit. Then where are you?
+" ny, ike the steer, you're sliced up, put
ID box maybe, labeled and cooked. Oh,
you II get cooking that will make the
cooking they give beef seem like mere
warning up.
Now, what l wanted to say tonight
around here for three weeks and more,
and haven't had a red cent from a man
In the room. 1t costs money to carry the
gospel 10 tue heather, and it costs more
10 carry IT TO you / amt going to take
up any collection for anything OF that
KIND, but am going to make PROPOSE
tlon to you. When you fellers go to
drinking and gambling after quit want
| you 10 chuck IN little something in this
.
tomorrow. IT there amt anything there,
all rlg1t; and if there is something, you
needn't be afraid I'll make a beast Of N.Y.
self.
"Pll tell you about an old Mormon cuss
mat l used to herd sheep for down Eere
Always. He had two wives, but he was
meaner'n dirt. One day he went 10 Den
yer, to be gone a month and as he had
lots OF things that be wanted the women
To attend to he promised them hat If they
would keep things right up in shape, and
not make any kic> about not gong to
town themselves, he would bring them
valuable presents. Well, they pitched In
happy and industrious, and never whlm-
pered, and ! used TO hear them wondering
what the old man was going to bring
them. They though about it so long
that they finally got themselves to expect
ing mighty tine presents, and knew they
/ would be disappointed, even If the old fell
! low did give them something pretty good.
! he got home at last, and t1ey could hard
| ly keep still until he unpacked his grip.
! w hen he did so he hauled out pair OF
cotton stockings and said:
my dears, soon after !, got to Denver
nv sister died, and just sold the rest OF
her things, and brought these to you'
''Such crying and weeping you never
saw. One of the women wanted to run
off with me to spite the old man, but
couldn't see it. Now, tue point was to
make is that you needn't be afraid that
I'Ye got my mind made Up for any big
thing. | haven't been think NJ of striking
you very long, and anything that's handy
Will do me first rate"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-25
Coming. Coming.

Yes, they are coming. Each steamer
is bringing them. Our handsome line of
Spring Clothing. Weare receiving one of
the handsomest lines of Spring Clothing
ever offered in the city, The very latest
patterns of goods made up in the very
latest styles and equal to custom made
goods, but at The very lowest prices. We
are receiving full lines of Suits for Men,
Youths, Boys and Children. Separate
Pants, etc, Also, we have the very latest
shapes in Black Stiff Hats just out; full
line of Black Soft Hats, all shapes and
prices. We have just received the hand
soonest line of new Spring Neckwear in
the city. Don't forget we are the agents
for the ''Kng OF Shirts" the best shirt in
the city, 81 unlaundried and 81 IS
laundried.
If you are in need Of anything in our
line we can make it to your advantage to
call on us and get fitted out. CHAs.
LOGAN & Co., the Savannah Clothing and
Hat Store, 139 Congress street.-Adv.