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Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
r-or Rent.
INOR sAI.E

AOh n N -
l. CHEAP AND UPON EASY TERMS.
No. g. Van Buren street.
No. 1903 West street.
These house have rooms, bath and oiher
Nos. eli. ga, siS ei7 and SlO Delaware ave-
nue..
The above houses have II rooms bath, lam
ary and al co Venlenc q; desirsbly and cen
Nenlently lOcA'ed. with front and slide yards,
Nos. lga l2!2 l2lt, I2.e and izSo " est street.
Nos 1901: igs 1905 icCT, 1909. IOii. Iois and
iolS West kiEhth street.
with all the late improvements, ana lscAl Il
"a rapidly improving neighSorhood, with
No. OlO Trenton FlAoe rooms, bath, eto.
70. 0ls Lincoln 0troet. rooms and bath with
No 2lI West Front street
No. Gus Adlson street
No. l2l0 King stree q rooms and bath,
Nos. li22, liza, iln and rs Poplar street
Nos. ilsO, 1882, ii,4And uS Walnut street,
rooms
Nos 1904, 1906. 1908 I2l2, 1914. Iss ana 1919
Nhnut stree, rooms and hath
southeast corner Beach and Franklin streets,
houthtast corner Eighth and Franklin
streets. 10 rooms and sewer connections
iionAe ahl0lning on frAnklln street 10 rsons
The above have al this improvements, with
iIont And side yards. anu front Of the pN5lie
naSs, mshss Ne. hen ialy 6 y5ry u. seSTssIs
street, trooms, bath, fre At ant side yards
sos.i2la and 1919 Wesl EEhtA sIeet, = r4elAs
No. tOs West Vourth street, : rooms aad
~, No ilsMsst Ei.htA stroel, rooms an sAtA,
t16 Poplar street. rooms, bath. Ac.
ioas Bsnne!t street, 7rosms and bath.
1905 est Eighth street. SroOms.
Building lots in eastern ana weutarn parts Of
J. AUGUSTUS MeCAgLLEY..
rs'ephohe No. 4sA jew Re u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
bee HIVE"
800 Market Street.

We have them for you now.g
HAMBURGs. HAMBURGs.
o,5eo yards Of wide. snowy,
ACCENT goods to be cut up over
our counter at IS ard I8 cents
a yard. Nothing like them
ever offered in this city for the
money. 3 large boxes of REM
nants Ct Edgings at one fifth off
from this present marked down
price
We have a few hand made
Hoods for ladies and children,
to 60 for half price, rather than
carry to another season. A big
barga n.
The few Plush Coats and
wraps we have left we will sell
al two thirds This price will
pay you the biggest kind Of
interest to keep for another
year. Quick, or you lose the
chance.
A rare linen bargain. 10
pieces OF German Table DAM
ask, extra quality, regular 62H-
cent goods. For a few days, so
cents a yard takes them.
100 pieces Of Plaid Nainsook
and Cambria and elegant EN-
broideries to trim same at
special low prices for February.
We advise an early call that
you may secure the choicest
patterns.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
KALTIMOxE a onIO uA1LkOAD
IN KTFBor. Nov. 20, iss'
7.HAIaa IAANa ItaIaunr., a Ranna Lanai

sOhEp'tLa IN kBFBOr, Nov. 20, lsg
7raisa iAsvs IalaWars Avenue Ilspe,
For Phi'Adoiphia ard Chester, 6iE, = co.
80, 90, 10 10 AM II IL . m; % %, 3 CO.
Z sb, 10, btt, o 30, 7 80, 8 u and B1s D. m
Un sunt BJB, % 81, S45 10 10 ana ii Il 3
nj 20, , u, b 10. . ~, Q 30 and % p N.
Fer OhisHRa. Wheeling OOlun bus And
SaAdusky, daily, TtoA IN. ard 70 p. m.
FOR PlttAburg, daily, 100 .. N. aud Is p
N.
ser Cincinnati, LouiTvills and st. I.ouis
daily, IL 10 D n. nud 20 D. m.
For Baltimore and WAsninston aAa New.
AK and HAVE do bTsee, II 10 u N 2 tb knd
top. n: On Sundsys, I 20 AID II 10 .. m.
3t6 and 8 20 p. m.
For siDgsriy. slb and NE m;aU
10 and I 80 .. m. md ~ SO midnight or
aundayI, u 10 :. nj 2 ~, o 20 ana 80 p IN
fOk !iANDkRb bEfsSf, elb A, 81 .SGndAJ
eAly. lo.ts .. IN. and AS p. m. DALI
except sandsJ. 20 y. N. daily.
trains leave ANIkeE btTs8s station:
Yer PkllAdaiphiB . 90 y. n. daily, axosp
SUNDAY. ter bAlumofo aSt p. n.
dA1ly, oHotpt Sunday FeS LandtrbSfE
$50 arc 1870 A M. and S.Sb p. NJ, daily,
exoepi Sunday DIS n. m Sunday enly;
b.e0 p. r daily.
The 10 % a. m. train sonnsots at Fac
luoclion with CinolAnau Gnd st LouiI
through eIpres1, daily, except Sunday. Tht
> 20 p m. connects with Chicago and st
Louis express daily.
Trains for HilmiREton-LsAvs PhIIRcv,
pnta, tAily, ~ o., $40, v 80, 80 90 4. m, 10
sto 4 80, SS,ao. bbe. SO slt IL 90 p. M.
DAiiy, sxoept sunday, T.lb =. IA lao
noon. MIA. II 8op. IN.
kHpresl trains
". n. CLEMENTB, Ok. LURD,
Manager. 0on1 PAs1 AGst
TelophOnS No. iKa.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Food and Drinn OF Cows.

Howard Preston, of Lower Oxford
IN forms the Oxford Press that he has q
Il oder cutter and cruSher for sale. The
reason is because he prepares fodder for
his cowS In a much better and easier
manner by simply running 1t through q
threshing machine. Th,s crushss and
tears tho fodder stalks up In such a
msn1er that tie cows eat It AZ clean
With eagerness snd thrive on 1t. He
recommends this mode OF preparing
fodder tOT COWS. Any farmsr having q
IhreshinR machine, even an old ona
which has beon laid aside, cLu save
time and trouble and money By this
manner of use.
Mr.. Preston also highly recommends
the warming of drinking wA.or fer
cows in oold weather. He practices 1t
and finda that hIs cows yield much
larger quantity OF milk and consume
less food than when allowed to driL K
cold water. Some OF Mr.. Pstst1n's
neighborH are folio Rtng his pracslcAl
suggestions With profit.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Philadelphia. Wilmington h Eal
timore Railroad.
FEBn UARY attn, 1858
trains viii loave wilnln Eton a. follow

Trains Will ioave wilmin gton - follow
PhilsSe!phis lszPrsssl, 1sa 4~,ssn. tn
81 gs'iifs Z { iss:.'i;A 2. b "a ~; ~: :s .ss
xess%aodstion, sa, 7e 7os, sn 10 Ha
M New fosS, e. snS "a e e. = p o. a. ss i. OF
II n6in r.. ~ "a. 80, 2a,s.n Sti. e2s, 7 90.
rof %ss. Chester via Lamotin. . .ne
For Newark tCentr' and intermediate sta
uGs1 s.Itinars e. a. sSl Il - and S2i p ,,
u Rl.lsi@:t. .s !. .ns 3 :; s.y q Line, 7s,.m,
Baltimore and WaAhin gton, ia 44a sO
70 ~ and IiotA. m, u %, u IL, az, l4s, s 10
Trains tor Delsw.re DivIsisa leave for.
q Is ,. m, Asd IL Is sight
aeorgetown and Lewes, $40 a. m. ..atep.n.
frSrGFS ss4Gi Srsenp ssapfSse Ses Isd Nv va, ,,a,.u
EaIrsss lsi Harrington. an p. m. wS
kapress G q or = bove-. Harrington, and psl
mar, n % , n and II v Night
FrAntnn City, soA.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Oom
forL and Norfolk, /! 30 p. N. I'D "a os Night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VIII.
10 ~ u ID, NJ ". II NA. IA, 9t2, 3Ol, ga I %,
o. b2l, so. e57, 2Op. in.
Aco0mmOdA ION, 6h, 1923 .. M, LA "a
n, 4s7, . z as IOa 10 ". and ii Il ,. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia Iexpress), 200. qN, 90
lS, slo, II 81 a: m, 92', bA ana 7ee u. IN.
Accen molatlon us a. M, II 10, rs f1a
bse, g, and 10 % p. m.
For Chester (cKpress), Is. 10. II 81 m.
3 ~. %. and 10 % y. m. :
Accom- N odAuon, SIS m, II 10. rs. 4 10
". AndT p. M.
Fer New Ysrk terpress), 2 oa, . 81 44o ia
SIS II a. a., an, "a, - ID o. and 10 .0i
y. m.
Fer West Chester, via LAn0kiA. sTA. m.
and 6Snp N.
Fer Cape Charles, OLD Point Comfort, ant
Norfolk, fseo6 Night
Fer New Cast e, BIiddletswu, Clayton,
Dover, Felton. Harrington, HeAford, Laurel
ana DelnAr, "a eS Night.
baltimore And WAshingtsp, 1.a, 44e ee4
10 II =. n, IL 1cs, 60 n and Is D. in. Balu
Leave Pbiiadsl phia, broad Street, for VII
A. H., 6.66 d.E and ii. q +. n. -''D
Aeoosmodnlioa - 10. ~ A. NJ, IA u, a0
Q. 10 g. " and ll.H ar, NJ.
For further Information, passe Myers are "a
ferred TO the ticket once at the station,
Trains uArked thust') are liInitsd expreas
nPsn which extra fare 10 charged.
General asSaaSr asasrsi PS.."nser = "Uop Ar.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
star Racers at Homo

eAyr Media spsclAl of Wednesday: i:
Delaware County will furnish several
OF the crack race horses the com Ing
season to contest for big stakes on the
tracks Of the Saratoga, Monmouth,
Jerome Park and other Eastern racing
associations. The Bard, the star OF Lass
year. and Nov OF. Never, both Of Ne.
OAssAtt's farm, aud H,wAsd Lewis
Swarthmore, tao winner OF last years
Kenn1 1r stskss, ar1 the IN ,st pro ninent
Mr.. UAssstt's trainer aIso has Abt u; 20
wo and three year old colts - prepare
for the track, and besides SWathm ore,
Howsri Lewis has the we'll known
rAotri Delaware, Ohanticlesr, Wallins.
ford apd two new ones TO train for The
seasons campaign of racing.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
An Iuventlon An d Its a.su,s

The KsntuoSy Invention for kee pin Q
bed oovers on hss no doubt had much
to do with this great inoI ease In the
mum ber OF marriages this fall. The
oertatnty that the comforts cannot be
kicked off on . cold winter night by
either partner In the matrimonial con
oeTn has unqusstionAbly had Its infu'
enoe upon cautious marriageable per
sons. Many cases Of cold feet. which
in some States are considered ground 8
for divorce, sre often brought about By
the displacement Of bed covers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
A Terrible Case.

Omaha Girl-"Weli, IL on love each
other aud he is able to suppor. q wife,
why don't yon marry2"
New York Girl-"Don't speRk of 1t,
beg of you. / can never marry
"Mero! What's the mstteI2"
"As every New York Wedding now
the bride has to wear her Erandmothe q
pearls and my grandmother hadn'i
any"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
None Wantsd.

"Ehi Going on q journey9" he
querled rs he halted . friend with 9
grips sck.
"OnIy a short ride. Golng out to the
- County fair
Got anything to exhibit thertr"
"01, no. I'm down to IN AXE the big
speech OF the opening day"
"Youl What In hAKseed do you
ksow Of agriou'tur,2"
"Noihlug. It will all be about the
Revolutionary WAr-George Washing
ton-oli pioneers and my patent stump
puller. They don't want any Agricul
Gure In It,"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
TIE LIrrLE KING.


A little facs TO llok at,
A little face to kisa,
Is there anything, l wonder.
that's half as sweet as tn ki
A little check to dimple
when sm lice begin to grew,
A little msu h betrAytnH
Which way the kisses go.
A slender little ring lot,
A rosy little ear,
A little chin TO qufNer
when falls the it'll, tear.
A little hand so trsHils,
All through the night 10 hol d,
Two little foet 50 tsnd or.
10 tuck In from the COLI.
Two eyes 10 watch the sunbeam
ThAt with tho Oh ldow plays-
A darling little bAbT
To Hiss and love always.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
wILRIHS1VH q hORTHERRk D

Tilne table In eject NOV. 2oth 1897 IrAir
Fer LEADING, BiFdaboro, Joanna, Sprins
sold, WaynscburG JEnoGSn, Manor, Petta
vile, Tau RquA, AllentowE, Lobanek, Wsf
ner8ylile and al points en- the Philndslphi,
For Springfield, wRynosburx June
hon, OoAtssville, Embresytlls, LesEps
UbAdd's Ford and DuPoAt's ana iHtarras
disto points,f.et Am, aGb, and 10 D, m,
for Oosteevills and intsrmed iAss points
1t 90 =. m, : 45 and 90 y. m.
For Wsst OnestSr, 8 90 .. M. s.ss and 4 @
p. m.
Fof New Bridge AND intsrme pcinu
e.lt p. N. and on Saturday, ct " and II 10
p. n.
I'm Sunday fer heading and Intern eaias.
peiKts, 81 " o. m, and Tor BprlnkfloId ans
Intern sdiAto points at Q bB D. m.
4. u. M0UA uSLAHD, y. h. HlBBARD.
SunAffRtondanL CSonV Pass. ARt
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

1hntE"ARD Will HE PAID
nv ~ Ne r1eovery Of . bay mAio
II vi / Q E'feat IN het fAcs. ltx hands
T. t.Nt "a no. ~ iAihI lsg Aad Uss mind
I also He5'o''s euENy. usoliGgA MAKE
loi 'rretf S.tble bltnEeL BAKERS make;
tc6e, wtip, c.s ,Hhteh were gtolen from
it," et! JalH.s s.rdon, Jr,, tn WiIm-
Il,h, q, T. tl5Tigh' pt the eth of he b.
w Jah.,h ia Mas, AS Joffonon
Ft' Il0 ets
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
The RInnIr h.ura

Ths Black Hawks Assembly gave
their second annual ball In the W coca
ooe Hall last night. It was we'll at
tended and dancing was kept up unit
an early hour this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

" Aen baby was neE, ". rave het OAstortA,
Mhen she uas Chile. she orled for CaHtOris
hen she becAps she cinng 70 CaAt tori .
oftA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

D r"ECllAsERS OF HOUSEs-IT
h. .H.pss-itls TO Do better than 10 call on
y l',''' q" sS aArylaud avenue An
"anus y yeAT'G rent csrh, JOHN
Al'' Iebf-stt tu-th-sA
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

It must be good, for every body re
oommends II. We mean DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. PKiee 2Bcents.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

-IuE ANNUAL MEETING
20 ne rnsIlbsts o. the ErtiAsnB saw
! -iE R-d sioJ,ioR W msnase's Will bs
3 ta' h,as OF tuesday, lsprrAry "a,
+. ual8la N tuIZm
l.. 1T TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
TJR REH T.

NJR KENT.
largo stone dwelling. 10 ro)ml, with 2
and hogs, with plenty Of pasture for seVsral
COWS.
house anil stable. tuitA:Is for s horses,
SIS
store and dwelling. . rooms, SIa
7Ioomed houses, hot and cold water and
batn. trout yaris aud porchas SO.
AhrOome1 houses. ront p0rohes, eto, -.
roomtd houEeI. q. These pr loss aro
ie ", anu for good Gcliabie tenan by tho
year only. PEEESJ EuRD.
SO hoduey stEert
li4'oo1 II Or. Second and Wseb Bts.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

illtG-HE1 sEGI rs HE OITY
h.uling aaI Loan otAtion is
' v.ag d no \ saTles 0f s:Ooh; nrsi pay
ri FsttpRIy "a. Der cont Inter
a. WitldfAslNE N mAtr1 aitsT the
-. sgT gEritsglsy7 apply TO
~ ltEhShs slAN, Pre- iiGBt.
'EacE See'a'Ay, NO. . W. Sevsnth
1 iSst
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
igUPLSALS
-geR-
A PARriT!oNIN NO. 10
sCHCOL HOUSE.

fOIIuE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
tr. ogulrtments efthe Act Of General
,anbly - the = ate Of Delaware, passed at
rtr. Nafsh Iiih, lEsa. eatlllcd IAN Act
bc,rilrg Private Cor pCsatisnGn ~ notice IL
l. hS givsn that n eef uaeats Incorporating
tm taLy 10 BE- kuowu As ''fhe fertectiOn
prr - = and SrtinE Cenpahy,n will on
~. ~ N ~ 'rlosk. a. - be presented al
b. County Court House IN wilmington, 10
Honorable |. a. urubb, Associate Judge,
!, fur De approval
uUfFEtKRR 4 HnPFECKER.
|-',f ALt'vt foT lacOr d ratoTs
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

EoR RENr-y3TABLIsHND GRc
Il Gerry store N cor "A and po,l,r,.,
Apply prem1Jet a.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

E0R rem THE LARGE WE'LL.
4 light d storeToom No. III Market street,
occupied for 81 years rs merchant tailoring
poses; reut low. Also a three story hrick
shop or wareroom, No. ia Shipley street, ~
ket street. mat
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
in rs-lllYIpanD.

ITtrr - rns wumEeToN Coal
.G.a %. wilmington, 700, l, ls.s
D su.'. c. ft ., tho Win ingtvn OoAl OnE
hr,-} RAND tlisdsY declared divideLd
I 49,. afr ii the ast IiI months pay \.
a. 1vmIra. WEI. =. 1AYLJH,
treasurer,
|t. nc 80 Shipley ptrs,t.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

EoR RENT EoUSE AND srAEI
Nv WI sey.nt Eelve acres oflsaI a
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

nOK X e N THE FuI.i,o VINO
E DWELLINGS,.
No. ft3 Market street 3 rscms and bath.
Telephone call eos
J. AUGUSTUS McUAuLLEY.
10 u No. QUO Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

NNOR RkNr-rHREE STORY BhIOK
DWELLING, e4S M ison ssrest, Q n oms
sh nnu sneo hitchen, with bAtn; nic,lt papsrsd
Apply to W. siprc thkNun, this Stfics.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
|RANCII STORE
GE-Ar
|'ion Shoe A3iufacIulsr,
No. 2 W, Second St.

!, he ii.nt So gr, ,yesrn.rg,,o.,.
e..t h,lnm ~ NJ oui " hitr .tori as
d over ana So, nc h,'tr Keep winter
NJ, III hI"t', n,,,t asil tsi.L prIcc q 10 oSly
brirr Il - ~ 81 y ", nnlI Gi0, p.bhis
H., -! uhb y T.. A.r, bi,. On A. ss'
l'..- w no''is "a. ,piG sSc. W n'i.sr: ~
i.r "a ~ nhtv ettldfs rabbrT Ssc
|. r'i'.-V' IL -V' atssr- rubbcr lse ana ",
ii, ,.i'ot y Y AID ir, iltr's arcItcs hcs; S
i IL iuil iil s,aal ~ a9H .t. o.; roys' leather
\ i,Iy m ohv n's l,s,s, Y 81 sec. sec.
3 nrhbl. is IL. ,',l,, e. ho rfict e. only si.SG;
Z tn c'iI girseiid lot.,i ii'v, %r,,.s l1S 70:
D. 80 F,'hs9 = me-. drasola huttSn, sst,a
p .alnh.,,' 1h.y S!'l9. ADDS Frruoh Md
bE.,i niI,.e' llts puy tl 55; mems Wau.
ien', l,.s l,'t = =, only 81 IS, ,6i of sam pies
I 5 heys c,,,a ~ ~ nHrrss price t2. 80,
4 "hI, ~ n"u . ta,np'r shoes regnlhr pr'ce
Tshns sil,,nIh-yu " h-yu ieo' ivrd 10 doz. in
E,,, as. gfs't reduction maie in i,dIes'
.". stty nae Toodt. gusrantes iii
4 . r.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

EuH RENI-hOUSB AMIDST RE. $40
~ Orange strSot; also houses as and al
=. 4 nall sreSk appIy to JOHN FULl4.
MEX, 30 West e,h st.est, tS-l2l'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

kroh kkhr-A PLEASANT, FRuNl,
~ " tnird story reOm; heat and balh.
w Aink htreot' de0-ti
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

Tok RErT-HouSE AND BLACK.
smith fhop at Mt Cuba, Tel. Jas.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

NOk ksSr-7 5ideLL FARMS OF IA
ana ~ ssres respectively, in Uhrls.
mlngtob; good Dulldings; rent reason able.
Thom y IL. LALLY 500 MARKET Cd. N-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

FOR RENT-PoUsE AND sTABLEs
a With acres Of land, on Kennett pike,
nen u Nlimlngton and ndiSh ing the CIV
~ ToHkbhkD. 6l4 Market street. ili-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
NO AEIhs nIIn

f. va Nel sroRE OF THE GREAT
w 9 II oE MANUFACTURER,
w. WET SECOND sTREEI
!, "ilmiHZtos, Deiswar,,
u SIX e, NJ y onsn another Branch s,.r,.
Ia m,l n, ntIan ~ NO. ol KINo sTRKET'
\ s'iEg goods at very low
ne-ot
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

CI9R kkNT-A FSKM OF 10 aORES.
T. ~ niles from Wlhn IN 1ton, 10 Bran
dy inc Id. Tho land is ia hi h tate a
OF ltlyation All kinds OF frlia on ths
piAosj -oi building; money rent. UDAKK
h McLhAk, T.6 aarkst at. MT
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

lNOk RkNT-STORE. No ll8 M ARKEI
u Htreet now o0eHpied By QaiRiey
Mullen Also store hoa'e on the HiininG-
toa Il North9rn n. IL Audrps W. +,
BHloA. ios . setn street. PhiiadelShia,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

FOR RENT OR SALE-A SMALL
- truck farm OF twenty -four acres, 10 miles
rom Wilmington, 4 OF a mile from abroad
tation. Apples, years and other ulis ON
'he place; money rent CLARK a McLEAR
us Market street. II If
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-20

The population Of Albany Is about 3,coo
In area II is at present tweaty-one block.
164 feet long, with 66 feot streets, from
east To west, and twelve blocks, sf 40 feet
from north to south. This does not In.
clude the new additions TO the city.
The present assessed value Of It's prop.
erty IL about Sf,ras,ooo. The tax this year
will be mills for city purposes, mills fsr
the public schools and - mills for county
and State purposes, less than In almost any
otacr city In Oregon.
II has magnificent water power, com.
Ing fourteen miles from the SantIam, die.
tributed through the city.
II has splendid system OF water works,
connected with any lot In the city for
emily $I.so month, giving a good power
for lawn purposes, as we'll "a strong one
Tor fire purposes.
II has the best electric ligtt system In
the State for les size.
You can leave the city In five directions
on the cars, and two by steamer.
II Is remarkably healthy.
II Is the eeHtsr of a magnificent farm
ing country, both for cereals and fruit.
II has several manufacturing instltu-
tions, such as Touring mills, foundrles,
furniture, wire works, soda, grain clean.
era, fruit cannery, tile and stone pave.
ment, and breweries.
1t 10 we'll supplied with general msr.
chandise, clothing, hardware, dry goods,
drag, stove and iinware. boot and shoe
and variety stores.
II has its proportioa oflawyers, physi-
clans and clergymen.
1t has public school employing seveH
teachers, a College, employing four
teachers and Catholic Seminary.
Its ten church buildings cost absus
$4,000 the Central school building
about $4,000 the College absut Si7,.
600 /; the Catholic Seminary about $500;
the county Court House $4,000, the coun-
~ jail St2,ooo TIVE engine houses and
bell tower about $1,000 pest house. $I4s
It's fire department is a very efficient
enc and consists Of three companies, with
steamer, hand engine and a heck and
ladder truck, and another steamer has
been ordered.
II has a good society.
Its people are up with the times.
II Is the csming city of Western Ore.
gon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-20
MuDDLED.
.. A. WALKER,
Principal.

Our nelghbor, the Herald -DissemiaafOy,
has wonderful tendency to get muddlsd
when speaking OF the tariff or kindred
anaaclaI matters. II says;
"For instance, In the bill now pending
befrore Congress, known as the Bond
Purchase bill, the matter Is simply 10 urge
upon the treasury the necessity Of using
the surplus for reducing the public debt in
a manner that the statutes have provided
before hand,and Is really not a new meas
ure. The reluctance of the treasury Of.
hcials to fulfill the plain proyisI ens Of the
law In this matter can eniy be accounted
for In the hypothesis that special interests
Of the bondhoIders In preference 10 the
welfare Of the people obtains prier hear.
Ing with the administrator"
Now our neighber IL all at sea about
this matter. The act OF Congress which
this Bond Purchase bill ID intended to ex.
plain was passed June soth, 1881 and was
understood by President Arthur TO be
merely temporary, being part of the ap.
preparation bill making appropriations for
the sandry civil expense OF the govern.
ment. There has always been doubt
about the power conferred In that act
upon the secretary Of the treasury to pur.
chase bends, and this Bond Purchase bin
Shows that the deubt was reasonable one
for II Is Designed TO explain the fsrmer act
and not to surge upon the treasury the
necessity of using the surplus for reducing
the public debt" as the DissemiHator says.
The following is the Bond Purchase bill
as II passed the Senate and explains Itself:
That Section Of the Act making ap-
proPriations for the sundry civil expenses
OF the govermnet for the year ending
June 7oth, 1851, and for other purposes,
and which Is as follows THAT the Sec
reiary OF the Treasury, from any money
aot otherwise appropriated, or so much
thereof as he may consider proper, pur
chase for redemption United States bonds
Provided the bonds so RUrchased or re.
deemed shall constitute no part OF the
sinking fund, but shall be cancelled" was
intended 10 be permanent provision ot
the law, and the same Is hereby declared
70 have been sInce Its enactment and to be
In full force and effect now.
Section ,. That whenever the eircuia.
tien, or any portIsn thereof, of any Ma
tisnal bank not in liquidation, shall be
surrendered By the deposit ef United
States notes in the Treasury and the same
or an equivalent amount Is not takeA by
the National banks within thi.ty days
thereafter. the Secretary of the Treasury
Is hereby authorized and directed to pur-
chase at the market price thereof, an
equivalent amount In silver bullion, etc,
thus showing clearly that this act merely
extends and explains the fsrmer one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-20

Edward Everett, sire Of the dam Of Seateo,
is by son of Pathfinder out OF daughter
OF Vermont, aud ia fall brother TO Kitty
Linn, Al, the dam of w. b. X. the colt
that challenged all two year old's last April
for $500 side. and met with no response.
Edward Everett is the sire Of Dolly s, tine
dam OF Delcp. besides many speedy and
game road horses. All competent horsemen
who have seen him and his get since they are
arriving al maturity, confidently predict that
he viii! soon become one of che great brood
mare sires of the North Pacific. la disposi-
tion, beauty and pure trotting action, ScAteo
is simply perfection. and is eminently en-
dowed on both sides Of the line with the
blood that trots. aud by all the laws OF he.
redity should be able TO stamp upon his pro-
duce his own inheritance.
To gentlemen desiring road horses aud to
young men wishing 10 embark in the iascinat.
ing business OF breeding and developing tho
American trotter, call special attention 20
this young Stallion and viii take pleasure in
showing him on any day.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-04-20
Two IMMIGRANTS.

Two immigrants were talkisg near the
Russ Heuse. One said
II guess I'll go; kkcy tell me there is
nething 10 do here, and don't want TO
starve."
The other said
II dent believe II. This Is too fine 4
elimase,and man can make living here
II anywhere. I'm going to stay and try
It."
Right here allow Us to remark that a
sober. industrious. economical man can
make good living here II anywhere in
the world. The drinking,lszy, Macawber
fellow might not fare very we'll. II is the
rustler that succeeds.
At the present time new buildings are
going up all over the city and there Is
plenty of work for the willing who will
hunt for Il.