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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
NIL cry.

MIR. II. Y Kirkpatrick, ediloruf the Lob.
anon Express says In his pager that the
Santiam Lumber Company's mill has a
daily cutting capacity OF 100000 feet. Pre-
sume everyone knows that he means 4os-
600 feet. The largest mill In the United
States has only a daily cutting capacity OF
375,ooo, and that II In Michigan.
AL Correl and Tai Dowls were at AL.
bany few days the latter part OF last week.
Mr.. e. II. Goats moved his family to his
ranch last Wednesday, down towards Ma
hama, where they will remain for awhile.
Mr.. Coats still works for the y. l.. Co.
II. Il. Goddard and his sou, calyen, left
for Hubbardston, Michigan last Wednes'
day. They expect TO return 10 this coun
try sometime this summer, With the rest
of their family, we will be glad when they
return.
lin Boyle, left for San Francisco, Cal,
last week, where he will remain for awhile,
We regret his leaving rs very much. I'm
Is splendid fellow,he knowshow TO make
life In town.
Miss Belle Gates, of Gatesyil'e. "ho has
been spending the last month with South
ern Oregon friends returned home last
Friday, and she reports having had
very nice time.
Geo. Sibbet went to Albany last Friday
where he Intends to remain, working on
farm.
Mr.. John Shas, OF Staylon moved h's
family to this place, In the house vacated
! by Mr.. Coats. The arrivals always ex
cced the numt er that depart, and those
that do depart are expecting TO return
again,
Some OF the boys 10 our vicinity are get
ting wearied waiting for the O. L. to star
to work. Hang Ia Il, and II you can onl,
make your expenses, for when they 90
start this country will be on boom, aHt
those here flrst will be served first.
For the accommodation CT the public
the q. r. has furnished their agent at Mil
City, with supply of tickets, which he i
authorized 20 sell to any point on Its line
The SantIam Lumber Co. Ii erecting |
platform along their side track TO loa'
lumber, after II Is completed, II viii b
very easy 10 load cars.
The new school house Is not progressing
very fast, presume money l. what Is hold
Ing back. Your eorresp 'ndent has Al
eagle In lila pocket. II they would only asl
him for IL, that would buy few shingles
A danee WIS held at the CHI lious
Saturday eyening,the attendance was goo
considering the time In which Il was got
ten NJ.
The bottom fell ou, and The iirst nine iel
through. The second nine are still main
tanning their own and are anxious 10 bav,
frat climb up agaln, presume they hav'
enough.
Mr.. Frank iiobson Is erecting a ne'
house on Linn county aide which he vii
soon oecury.
Mr.. J. Whitaker. of chi,opa. kansai
J arrlved here last Wednesday. lie expect
, TO make Mill CI:y his future home.
! Dled.-On Sunday morning. April ats
. Mrs. q. II. Judy, after suffering lon
time with erysipeias.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
BREEDERS, ATTENTION.

Tho imported French Coac. Stallion,
Vindictator, will IN aka tho SaSson of 1859
at the following places: Brow nsville
Mondays and tuesdays; HAissy, Wed
nesdAys and Thursdays: Lebanon, Fri.
days and saturdays. Heia ~ an o..poY-
tunity 70. the farmers OF Linn county b.
get the service Of the only French coach
horse ever brought &. Dr'gen. Ha was
imported from France bY Th+o. Skilinian
and by him brought 10 his state. The
French coach horse bs' o.sn attracting
great attention through the Eastern
Statea the past few yea. 4 arc heIng
imported from FTaLce IN stest Dumbers.
Vindicstor il a fine repr.s-iitIive of this
famous hresd Of horss-, puding i7k
hands high and weign * tS}j lbs. He
has taken preTniuHs ever CLEVELAND bays
wherever shown. his r.4'ii0n represents
the general puroo~s now 10 much needed
hare He will bs allowed mares a. s2D
to insure mare in fo4l Keep yonr eye
on'his dates.
MCKNI0Rr Ban :. Props.
w. @. WEsTLsEE, Agert
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
sAru gpAY.

Miss Ida Montague, Of Lsbanos, is IN Al
bahy 90 visit.
Ia o,ksiooss, kar. ,hs mayor AMI council.
men aie Eii women.
Ar Joau Merrill died at Fox Valley yes.
icrday morning.
Four AshlHnd houses are closing out at
cost. Whats tho matter.
Church bells all over the United States
will bc runX next Tuesday morning at 0
o'clock.
] A Beard. 81 Lebanon. haa'sold halt in
terest ia lila drug store to ID { Holt, Of Har-
risburg.
Indian Agent u Cot.ey has been indicted
by the U $ grand jury for emb, zsipg gov
vcrnmcnt fund ).
A despatsh feom Dakota direc.e,l that the
body 81 II Is Morgan bs delivered TO w S
Denha,n i,r burial
There was no fouadatioa for tho report
that ths woaen mill OF Ashland woro 10 be
moved TO Ainsny.-Yaguina Republican,.
Lcander Site. and daughter, Estella, left
gu the o p train to-day to so to Mccoy, il
Polk county, 0n witt to the sou of the
former.
Funds are being raised in Salem for pre-
The suryey viii b. sonething nico to have
framed, and will cost $500.
Yesterday the 0cchient went down the river
with ninety tons Of wheat FROM Peoria, which
looks very muck as il Coryalis waA not the
head OF navigation by fifteen miles.
Mr. Kelley, the contract or, already has the
lumber ordered for the new street railway
25 pound T rails will he ordered from st
ca.. aed aativa snars t;,na ,y;lt hs la,,n ~,
the 18th Of May.
s 2 Bareer, at Brownsville, has purchased
the necessary machinery aud will hereafter
manufacture woven vine mattresses. These
mattresses ero now manufactured ia three
places in Linn county.
The frat loans OF the Ashland building
aud loan association were sold at tho ad
iourned meeting on Friday avening last-$7O0
being knocked off at SO months advanced in
terest to MIR Sonnichsen. end $500 at five
months advanced interest TO I w Lynch
1idsags
The following from the Albany cores
pondents Of paper called the IPGr Cry will
be startling news to mauy Of our citizens
1--WE Wait nearly every house in the place,
and nrs received with "God bless you.
The Christian Church (which we occupy
during our stay) is always filed with beau
tiful audience. Tho people like the Army
Pendleton s'lays over" any other town OF
It's size in the state in the matter OF the mum
Der and enterprise of its hotel runners. At
every train AN amusing comedy Is enacted
with an irate passenger, overladen with bag
gage and family, and two or three runners
in the principal rcles.--Eass Oregonian.
Now. what's the matter of Albany.
There are two twin boys in the Lewis, ille.
Polk county, school. who look so much
alike thai when one gets head in the class,
the teacher has TO ask him which boy he is,
so rs to give the right one the head mark
The only difference between them il in their
names, and that one weighs very little
more than the other, but the teacher cannot
take time 10 weigh them. Cor oi Ex.
Pitchers Castoria.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
I,ndsssryed ;ausl.sI st

The unthInking Ar- prone IN make
game OF nervousness. Yst this N n very
real and serious ailliclisn, the haraAsing
symptoms Of which are rendered all The
more poignant by ridlcule. The s'omach
In usually responsible for lhsss NJ mptomS
its weakness AMI disorder ind . reflex
In the brain. which 10 she headquarters OF
the nervious system. is = nerve toDic
aud tranqutIIzar, wo believe that not QUO
can be pointed out ~ oifo. two ~ Hos
tetter's StomAch BitlsTs. in renewing
vigorous digestion, u strikes the Key nole
OF recovery Of strength and quistude by
the nerves. Headaches, trrmurs In quiet
sleep, abnormal ssnSitiycnssS to unex-
pectet noise, all these modify and uiti.
mately disappear an iha System gains
strength from tho g'eat tonic Dyspepsia,
biliousness, rheumatism, constipation and
kidney complaints are subducd by the
Filters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

The matron Of "The Tombs" of New
York City, Mrs. MeAullff, wss asked IN a
recent interview, "what was the chief
cause Of crime among women under her
care In the city prison." she promptly re-
sponded ''cheap drink" The women often
tell her that they can get trusted fti all
the drinks they want at saloons. "Drink,"
says the matrou, ais the root OF all evil.
Every crime, every wrong deed Is the re-
suit OF drink. And sending women to the
Island does more to promote the evil than
ANYTHING else" "No woman" she adds,
"who serves term on the Island ever re-
forms" These unfortunate wowen be-
come helpless slaves OF the drink appetite,
and sacrifice everything for H. The State
owes them protection bv closing the doors
of temptation, and sheltered homes, with
industrial opportunities. should be provid-
ed for them. They are neglected aud os.
traeised by society at its own peril.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Grand Master Workman, SIR Powdrrly,
Is a grand man aud not afrs!A 10 say just
what he thinks. His views on all questions
of labor are clear aud hin ut,rrances torei'
bic. lie docs not hesitate 10 urge temper.
ance measures upon the Organization he
represents. stating his position In manly,
straight forward way. In n recent Inter
view he said "Some men say'to me,
whatever the Lord has put In this world
Is for use. Here Is liquor. Isn't Il TO be
used . Yes. aud the Lord put iron ore In
these mountains, but lie never Intended
that Il should be made into jimmies and
burglarS' tools. II men will not listen TO
advice and reason. II their appetites have
become 70 depraved as,o lead the brain,
then the temptation should be removed ;
aud there Is no more effective way of do
ing this than through absolute prohibition.
II man Il known To have Rmania for sui
eide the law will prohibit him from taking
his life Ia 80 sudden manner and sec
no reason why We should not csiabli-h a
law which VIII prohibit man from moi
only taking his own life by siow degrees
but running the hopes of salvation hereat
ter. and the temporal happiasss of wife and
children. And now that the question hs,
come before the people Of Pennsylvania
shall vote ioI prohibition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
KEgpposTED.
Nov good. nt W y Rsad..

New goods 1T w r Read's.
+. NJ. French Keeps railroad time.
Bargains in boots and shoes at Reads.
Fresh garden and grass seeds at Stewart Il
sox's.
a fall liaa chiidren'. bath tubs et q. w
Smiths.
J. ?. waliaes. Physician snd s'urgcen. ~.
bauy, orJ
Iora Sterling or Emsro1 piano cal on 6
L Blaekman.
q. w. Smith has the largest stock 4 hgar
kettles In Albany.
II son want any kiad Of stoves rcps:is call
on q. w. Smith,
q l. Blaekmsn IS ngept f.r tho wobcr
piano. None better.
Six ghaves for dollar and q cltan towel 70
every customer. at Tbos. Jonfs.
q. W. Smith gives tho white enameied
iron ware with bis fine cook stoves.
a full assortment of brass kettles froin one
to sfeEteen gallons 1T q. w. Smitb's.
Buy your tickets through 10 The Fast oi
W l. Ieeter and save fsre to Portland.
! have reduced pr,ces on al heavy ,grar
~ boots aad sli"eg. Call early at w I
| lsead's
The Wes.rra Cot;sgs bud Packard are Ia {
OF the hest orgsns made. q l. Back mar
sells them.
Call on q. w. Smith and get one Of thos'
Missouri Steam Wa hers warranted 10 10 a
recommended.
/ A iipe line II alI kin3s II furniture, ,.laii
and upholstered, bes st0ca in this part o
Oregon at FortBIilIer h Ifyina's.
II yon want clean and fine smoke ask 70
J. Jonephs home made white labor cigar
For sals by most cigar dealers and at hi
Joseph's factory.
Arcaibsl.l, agsas Singer ManufAc.ur
ing Co.. opposite Obi Fellow Temple, Al
bAuY,
DR. WFiehtsmsn'. Sovereign Rain OF Life
for diseases ptculiar TO women. ct Deyoe
Robson's and Browneil x stansri's. p,
Baltimore, agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
MARRIED.

PARKER DARNES.-On Thursday
evening, April 18th, 1889, a. the residence
OF the brides parents in Albany, by Rev.
ii. l.. Webb, Mr.. +. l. Parker and Miss
Anna Z. Barnes.-both of Albany. The
wedding, which was Witnessed by Il num-
Der Of invited guests, was very nice affair,
passing off with the harmony which will
no doubt characterize the worthy couples
lives together. The DEMOCRAT wishes
them all the blessings life is heir to.
SAMUELS = THOMPSON. -. On
Thursday, April as, 1850, at the residence
of VIM Fortmiller, in Albany, by Rev
Thompson Mr. Elmer Samuels, sou of I
Samuels, and Miss Birdie Thompson,
daughter of Rev z ] Thompson, both of
Corvallis. The DEMOCRAT wishes this
popular couple life of prosperity and hap
piness together. They left on the noon
train for Eugene City.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
ONE WAY.
Z. o, April s6th, 1850.

Editors Democrat
Your sister city. Salem, Is representing
to emigrants who travel the q. S. L.,
through their agent, Mr.. Drake, at Pendle
ton. that Salem is the only town In the
Valley. Drake boards the train when Il
stops and distributes pan phleis and maps
representing Salem as a great metropolis,
etc, etc. Salem Is trying to boom by
drawing the flow of emigration to its cen.
ter. These train loads of home.seekers
that arrive daily are generally settled by
such schemes. Now II Albany will do
something OF the sort TO divide the flow OF
emigration. she will get her STARE aud be
on equal footing with Salem or any other
town In that particular IL is undisputed
that Albany has a better prospect for bril-
liant future than any other city in Oregon.
Salem can dclude these emigrants into the
belief thar Salem Is the only town In the
Valley, only as long as she can keep them
from going further up the Valley.
Yours Truly,
T.. OREGoNfAS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

oteourse I, Is necessary Ia dramas and
stories TO have people make fools of them
selves. and then find ou, some awful mis-,
take has been made, ard repent and make
up but VIC would like TO see one drama
In which the fool OF husband who throws
his wife of, believing everybody but her,
would end the play At a whipping post
But, alas. IL wouldn't do for troup with
such play - appear the seeond lime.
They would play to benches.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
DIR. no SGN.KO

inIhis os~ discovery for Consumption, sue
ceeied 10 producing u,eiieise which ac-
knowledg,d d by al 70 be- tiinply marvellous.
II is exceedingly pleasant TO the tasts. per.
fee,ly harmless, and does Rot Sieken In al
cases al ca,cs OF Consumption. Cough, Colds
Whooping Cough. Group. Brcncbit;s. and
Pains in the Cheat. IL has given BbiverAi
satisfaction. Or Bnsanb o's Cough and Lnng
Syrup is sold 1t 80 cents 10y Dr.Guisl * Soe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
rOu PILEs.

issnslzi Piisi ~ kaosl - i.tt-,fH.t;
tpsi pfaitssny AFsFy a.s4stussa,s issaiaG Assts
ing warm. This f5g as ~e at Bi.at, tiis~t.sf
prosFlding Pics "a II oaez n the spDiieAao
Dr. ISosanko . ia remedy. walsh Eess dtroziif
the psfss - f.ssed. absorbing tas "a n1sI aiis :
tntensz tts slisg and e1aeting isagsnlnsrt 9"
esnis. Address The DR. BoSAnko N~t.c.Hs -. -
o. koli hS Dr. G Mss and So.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Men coming from California here tell
great stories about how the people OF that
state lie about Oregon. Some of them
must live on ashes. On the other hand
Oregon treatsiCaliiornia more eourteous!y
than she deserves. We arc not all gam.
blers and hoodiums here, and when a
neighbor cuts down aeherry tree We don,
Immediately declare II was whole orchard
of red woods. Oregon Is I better country
than California. and some day the fact will
be stamped on the pages OF the history OF
the world
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
Che 9emottat.
O''''''' c. Co., : P.'''.


The regular meeting OF the Union will
be held on next Tuesday afternoon, Let
the attendance be full. The last meeting
was an interesting Que. The new Ptesi-
dent appointed her Committees and u part
other superin,endents. A complete list
will be publishel as soon as all appoint
ments are made. The new year opens
very ausplclously and good work In many
OF the departments may be expected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Nothing Sounds more peculiarly IN Ore
gon than thunder. Il raisies our bones, as
J, wore. Coming only once or twice year
genuine thunder elapss curiosity. Per-
'haps We don't have enough OF the attend.
ant electricity, but there is one Thing on
which we arc 10 be gloriousiy congratuias-
ed, Il saves being bored By electric ligh,
men.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Derangement Of the liver covers a multi.
tnde OF ailments. Il. al cases where the fanc-
tons Of tho liver are interrupted or distnrb.
cd, and tho ht!e. its constituent see, etion,
left circulating in the blood. some disorder
will follow. DIR IIegisy'e DaBdclian Tonic
will restore the liver 10 ita nsturai daiiss
add promote the secretion # bile. thereby
preventing iaundice. dyspepsia. billiopsnets .
and other ailments. Sold by FoshEy & Ma
sou.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Hereafter the prevailing price in Albany
for shaving will be IS eenis. Everything
else In oregon dropped but the fees for
shaving. now they have tumblcd AT leas.
In this city. II may hurt some OF the old
settlers here 10 pay fitern cents but ma.
jority Of people viii not Kick
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Wrght's Syrup Tar and Wild Cherry
Try it and you viii use nothing else 10.
coeggs, colds aud all affections Of the thrt at
and lungs. said by Foshay & Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Wnght's Arabian Horse Liaiment, an in
valuable remedy for sprains, bruis :, lame
ness and all affection of the skin, muscles ar d
joiuts, to which horses and cattle are sub
ject. Sold by Foshay T. Mason.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

CURE rGss SICK HEADACHE.
Do you want u remedy for Billousness, Pimplos on
the face, ael for sick headache, ask DR..
Gulss and s,"s. Tbs Druggists, for Dr. GcLna Live
Pills, try dos ianlries free tull box s5 cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
Tur MAN ABOUT rows

Mr.. Jack Dempsey has arrived In Port,
land. We advise him To keep away from
Albany, as &c have couple youngsters
here who wouldn't take dare.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Miss Kate Field recently gave In WASH
ington "recepllon" with an an,i'prohihi
ton address, followed by an elegant wine
supper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

Wrights Compound syrup Of Sarsaparilla
can be relied upon for all blood diseases, skin
affections, etc. Sold by Foshay 4 Masor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

When Baby was siek. We gave her caStoria,
whsn khr was Child. ahe cried for Caatoria,
When she became Miss, sise chung TO castoria.
When shs had Children. she gave them castorlaI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03

DIED.

WALLACE. = On Friday morning,
April a6th, 1880, after an illness of only
one day, of spinal menget:s, Roy, youngest
son OF DIR. j. P. Wallace, aged four years.
Roy was the brave little boy who recently
saved companion from drowning In the
fInme on Lyon street He was all sun
shine and energy, as bright as the day,and
his loss Is one to the family that cannot be
estimsted In this worlds values.
Hhlgrgrnn NYv fnr
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Threo Rottles Cure catarrh.

Ell RoBnrNs. Rsiayan p. o., Columbia Co..
Pa, says: My daughter had cetarrh when
Sage,s Catarrh Remedy advertised, and pro-
cured bottle for her, and soon saw that 1t
helped her; a third bottle effected a perma-
nent cure. She is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty.
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Thompson & ovsraan.keep the best haI-
nssseA
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HOW CO EAST.

G. Eaas via Mount Saa>tA Route. Nice
climate and s,sasry a. sil TINES of the year.
See Mount Shasts, Sacraaepto. Ogden, Salt
Lake. Danye-. Finest seconi-clsss cars
made are run daily. Bay yonr tickets of me
and save Your fare to Portland. | am the
only person in Albany that can sell ycu
ticket from albany direct 10 any ont in
the Unitod States Call on me foe rates.
w. t. JESTER,
Agea s. P
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BORN.
SHIELDS.-In Portland recently, TO
the wife of Jas Shields--a son.
rareYfwrsTYny cT.pr,ry ,sx-nru

To THE EDITOR fieasc inform your read.
efs that have u positive enedy for tic above
named disease. by lis Timely use Thousands Of
hopeless cases have been permanently cured
shAii be giad 10 send two bottles aiiny rene
dy rREG to any o! your readers WHO have cou-
sumption II they will Ernd mo their rxpress
nad post Once address. Respectfully.
7. A. SLocuI. NJ. &. Isl Pearl ST., Ne.s YORK.
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PIANOS.

Tho,e wishing a first.class instrument
should call at Mrs. d. E, Hyman's and
see one of those Cs.eoratsd Hemme q
Long pianoes, excellent rich tone. Es-
pecialIy made and adapted to stand the
fully guasantesd for 5 years. The lctest
sheet music for sale. Music and painting
lessons given thero. Also the place 10 get
your new Sewing Machine. Fancy work
and dress-making done TO order. First
door east OF Young's old stand, Albany,
Oregon.