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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21
franklin.
mingfon.

! Warren Merlin writes
III. m"st ~ Us NJ" obliged to defer getting many
hings would like To have, In order TO be able 20
get he thinR. We n,ust have. We paieh up the oid
'on-e II II I. confornhh' fA'h'r ih"n "'"""'h' '"e
new hn ~ with n innftRng".
k"ver-r the rule and w ar. In trouble when ~
~" sHbsianlinilS Of on" nind that We mnst have
sew state Huu-., u VIII d" lin. !" sh h"Wh anu
'"fiousiy o"uni ia" cos anu select n '"eano"'
4 " tai,hnut. wti.s
do NOT favor The removal of the STATE Capital
fr,,n Au,n.,. neither d, favor the enlst ~ n.ni
4 h. N,aI. ,tou.r a, ,hr present time. ihlnh the
.hond b. fully dl.cuss.d by the tar payers
nd opportunli, given 10 elect f.pres.n,nts.s In SC
,'d with thsir vi.ws il'i. has en- hard yeM
~ farm. In tut 'lci"ity sh.it crop. ana lov
Us l"" r'"os' nas, 80 '". % ,,I ," tn
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',,pet u ~. capital was ,.',''. a, '.e ~. "
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~. there In "a nn,ciai cana, ity found thu air very
'rnrh la To me, aud IN yet o ieafn ~ 'ins'e
,-e ~h.rr any has refused I" 10 there 10 an
,lhcial cnparit on account oi Impure air
Ever Il Is Nortuu wit
have been ain,. sup i."d 10 Bnd NJ strong a.
uun-i ian lsrmI rton 4, The rrmIvai Of the
uiral 10 tur,lnnj ave ..n still more sur.
r,..I % 1nI ,,i-npp ova of the -ehsm. even morn
decided tnrougho / tranklin county than st the
hro Town iii' sturdy farmer. In the hsndy hiver
- could BE- put 70 W, stat : npufy tnan W ~
s'"' ~ IN t''v.N'hg ne - " 'sp- 10y
aud town. ar siready hssyy enough wrho.t tn.
, .tta ufa.n , 80, o. NJ - .. M ...,s an "a, ~
'p,s,, ah" ~ w. ~ p' " s..,.a' Wnti.
az i",r'a ,binl ais, tn m, ,e.,,,l Of III. coup.
| ~ aIe not niRgar ily enough g., op a r. erous
pen' lntisa 20 thoroughly ren va = the p,..sn,
| state iiUu-. aud wVu hail with ri dn.ss liberal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21

The Latest news from the fourth Con-
grcssional District of Missouri, says that K.
z. Wilson (dem.) WAS elected for long
term, 10 fill the vacancy caused by the death
cf Col J n. Burns. Chss. T. Barber,
(dem } WAS elected for a short term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21
Cumberland.


I.aAc Dyer writes
la. = Portiaud meu am decidedly In favor Of ths
rmova OF the Capital 10 For 10 d a'd thinh ths
peppl Of fortI nd ar. aisaost unaniu'oasiy Of ths
.am. opinion, -h"uld ssy lha the people OF Rory
,ud would paw one .igt III ~ the direct tas whteh
he rrcti,n Of n pe~ building wo~sd put spos tbs
state sety rb~-rfu, aud the building sed nos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21

Moray. Ne. Dec. 20, 81.
b.y;ag the past fall I met with an accident
~ 1 terrible .prain in my shoulder and
-. from shieh I suffered intense pain and
~. ,or Over ;so weeks. After using
- alssrent remedies without beneti, ap-
~ "groxn's fnaant Relief" rubbing it in
n The effect vas wonderful. il relieved
mfsrtng al once CONTINUED its use
n shs .orens" rapidly Disappeared. Too
- cannot be .ad in its praise.
W. II. HnLIKR.
- money refunded II " fails TO bsnnoe ~
~ ss~d .trietly ~ directed oa inside wrapper,
- .ase 90 max In trying It,
rsald hy all dealers oscsd+mtopeoiip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate LsaIes the LaI Regarding
Prison Labor Unchanged,

And Refuses to Pass the oat B,ll-rhe
House, After Long Debate Votes
Against a Rsformatory Institution for
Women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21

WISrHRoP, Feb. 20.
The buildings of the Monmouth Dairying
Association were burned last night. Cause
unknown. Loss 5000; insured for sl200.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21
House.

The contest over the direct tax bill was re-
suued in the House. MIR Caswell called up
the conference report as matter of privil-
= ge ard declned TO yield to enable the
Speaker to clear the table of Senate bills.
Crisp raised the question of consideration
against the conference. stating that while he
was willing to give piece ieuce to the aopro
pria,ion bill, ne would antagonze any other
messura with the contested election case.
The Hou-e determined, yeas, 1874; nays,
%. to consider the conference report.
A motion to reconsider was laid on the
table aud discussion ensued upon the adop-
ton OF the I, port.
The con pstitu ionsl features Of the bill dis.
cu.sed by Oat's. Hooker and Caswell of the
conference report was agreed to, yeas l6s,
nays SO.
Springer Of Illinois reported the confer
ence report on the t. trritorlal bill. The bill
provi, es tor the admission of the States of
North and south Dakota, Montana and
Warrington, the territory of Dakota to be
divided Or a line with the seventh standard
parallel produced due west to the western
boundary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-21


the taking of fish from TUFTS poni III the
town of kingheld in Fra kl n county. be
prohibited from October l,t TO May LIST, fol-
Bsiug, OF sch year lrepor ed an accompany
lag bll, entitled an act TO regulate the TAX
lug of fish from Tufts pond IN the town of
kingtield in Franklin county. Rules sus-
peuded. bill read three times and passed to
be engrossed.
Mr. Clifford for the Committee on Fish
cries and Game, to which was referred the
petttol OF ). c. Wiioushby and others of
the town of Carthage, praying that the TAX
ing Of ish in Potter Pond in the town Of
Carthage, in Franklin comfy be prohibited
during the winter months. reported An &C
company ing bill, entitled an act to regulate
the taking of fish from Potter Pond, IN ths
town OF Carthage in Franklin county.
Rules suspended. bill read three times and
pass, d t. be engros-ed.
Mr. WIsvell tor the Committee on the
JUDICIARY, to which was referred the bill EN-
utied Al act to grant additional powers to the
Bar Harsor Water Company, reported that
The same ought to pass. Rules suspended.
bill read three times And passed to De en-
crossed
Mr. Clifford for the Committee on Fisher
les and Game. to which was referred the bill
entitled an act to prohibit the taking Of fsh
IN the toSn of Marlborough in York coun
", reported the same in = new draft under
lIIie of an act to prohibit the taxing of nsh
IN wooisuai's brook. in the town Of Water
borough, n iora co1. ty, and that it oush,
to pass Rules suspended, bill read three
timrs and passed to be enyrossed.
Mr. Maligan for the Committee on Lega
Affairs, to hich was referred bill 40 act
to authorize the lewiston & Auburn Hor.-
RsIlroai Company to make 4 loan. reported
thst the same ought TO pass. Rales sHs-
pended, bill read three times and passed To
De engrosssd.
Mr. Looney for the Committee on Legal
Afalrs, to ~hieh was referred bill an act
RELAXING to the Roman Catholic Orpha,
Asylum, reported that the same ou. hs to
pass. kuies suspended bill read Ibree
I times and passed 70 be engrossed-
/ Mr.. Wisweli, for the Committee on the
7 judiciary, to which was referred the pefItior
OF +. W. Guppi and others. asking Tor sr
Amendment 70 the act Of incorporation o
shs town Of Old Orchard. reported an {
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
Will HAVE Ts 90.

Secretary Window has finally decided
the question asio the admission, free oi
duty, OF argentiferous lead ores from
Mexico Lead mine owners all over The
or months, have been Insisting that sec-
retary windon should change the Jspart :
mental ruling heretofore made and direct
customs officers to require the payment
of the same duties on lead ores containing
silver or gold A. on lead ore. People who
have been obseryani OF the course of this
administration On the tariff question have
noticed that Il has resolved all doubtful
questionsln favor Of higher duties. flut sere
tary Window decides this queslion,in favor
OF .iree trade ~ republicans areplsaaed to
express Il. lie says argenllieroua lead
ores tnust be admitted free ol duty. In.
qaisitive people vino always desire 10
know the real reason oi an at or decision
Of public official will bs deiyIny Into the
matter to find WINDOWS real reason for
this deeiaion. OF eeurss they will not be
content 10 accept the reason which he,(t
"eettAafJO klF&H@bUe law anu CUSTOM
of The department. such decision, for
they know the secretary ehierfuliy dIsrc-
garded The ia~ when he spproved the des-
cision made blythe collector Of customs OF
Philadelphia some months ago Increasing
the duties on worsted goods. II may be
that the real motive oi the decision ot the
secretary may be found in the fact that he
owns large interest In the railroad IN
Mexico TO the United States. II his decis
Ion had been otherwise that railroad would
have Lost much fteightIng business to do
In that line. Mf Windows decision on
the Chinese question has aroused great
deal OF feeling on this coast and this de.
cisien wilt call out much aggressive erItI-
clam. II does look now like Window
would do, before another year rolls around
as Tanner had TOGO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
FARMERS READ.


1T l. an insult 70 common sense 10 affirm
that tho tariff enhances The price az wheat
corn, oats, cattle, hogs. horses or mules, poui.
Try, butter, cheese. milk, hay, fruits, vecetab.
e, coisonor tobacco leaf The price OF III,
farmers products is fixed BY The foreign mark
ess,aIid the price Of nearly everything The farm.
! or uys Is determined by The tariff and its In.
cidehts, i i ~ ugly truth, but Il can moi ID
wiped OUT
We venture the opinion that every republi
Can newspaper IN the state win denounce the
above as lhe 'free trade" eifusions OF some
democratic newspaper working in the interests
Of England, and all that. Well, now suppose
that my republican. farmer II Linn county
should candidly sci down and carefully weigh
the statement made in The above extract could
hs deny The truth Of Il. notwithstanding Il
may have been written by some democrat No
honest mao with spark Of intelligence viii
deny. But hold; les Us sec, The above ex-
tract b taken ftom a recent issue ofthe Chicago
Tribune ono nfthe mosi loyal republican papers
IN the country, Well be TIA tspablicanor a
democratic saying. Il Is true. as gospel truth
any way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

The profits in ,elegraphy as harvested BY
that huge monopoly. the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, are exorbiiant and unfair TO
the public who suppor, il. The revenue oi
this company las, year was Gao. .7ss.i93; ex-
penses. si4.36s,isz, leaving prof. Of s6.-
sis.o4s. or nearly Thirty per cent, Of the gross
income. The number Of messages sent last
year Is s4,feS,sa6, costing on an average
about thirty two cents each. Twenty years
ago the number Of messages was 7,o34.63s.
Tae stock Of this company has been watered
50 many times that il would be difficult to as
certain It's actual cash cost. Il Is high time
that our Government assumed ,h. telegraph
business Of the country as branch Of the pos.
tai service. The actual cost Of telegram
would not ,heE exceed ten cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
LEGAL PROVERBS.

A reasonable compromise Is AWAY,
cheaper than litigation.
People more stubborn than wise cause
one-hali OF all the litigation,
Deeds for the convey ance OF real prop
eriy are TOO often drawn by unskiilful
hands.
II you reduce your contract 10 writing
put L all In writing.
The failure totske receipt 10 for mon.
ey paid causes many . lawsuit.
BE cautious In dealing with the man
who thinks It unnecessary 10 give receipt
fsr money paid him.
Never attempt to do business unless
you have time to do II properly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
HEALTH HisTr.

Rice is quickly digested.
Too much food Is weakening.
Cool cooking Is foe 10 inlemperanee.
Bilious persons should avoid s:ing eggs,
Dyspepaia and skcpiicism are often associa.
ted.
Typhoid fever !. disgrace 10 the pine.een,h
century.
Il Is better MOTTO eat anything whatever be.
TWEEN n.als.
Sore throat is often the sequel to an over.
loaded stomach.
Too much meat and too much alcohol are
wearing OFT the American heart.
The strength Is no. infrequentiy increased
By reducing the amount Of food taken,
A feeble liver cannot dispose Of malt liquors
and strong one Is better on without them.
The amount OF water required every twenty
four hours by the adult system. is estimated at
hse pin.s.
Il has been observed that people who suheE
from nerve eShan,tion drink but little water.
Its suggested that such persons drink more.
Typhoid fever is seldom spread except by
polluted water. Ice. milk aad meat. A patient
IN hospital has never been known 10 take il
from another sick with the disease.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
WHAT VIZ FAVOR,

The Roseburg Piaiadealer says: "we ven
sare the assertion that the DEMocRAr. viii
all its cry Of "down with the rohber tariff.
dare not Say that Ii Is In favor Of the removal
Of the tariff on Southern products. What sag
you. BRO. Democrat We are nos, and have
been ior years, in favor Of makinga reducsiou
Of the tariff duties on sugar, rice, oranges,
wool. iron, coal, and other southern products.
II the Piaindsaker thinks the DEMocKAr Is
not open and candid as to It's tariff views then
il arrives at that conclusion through ignorance
Of the DEMOCRATS method OF treating the
question
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
soAg CANDIDATES.


I Candidates for places on the repubii ca n
state ticket Al the e:ec,isn next June are
bobbing up all ever the state. Here are,
same Of them: ID p Thompson Of Portland
Z J. Smith and Rx. governor Moody oi
wasco and c c Beekman of Jacksonville
all want TO be governor Bob Hsndhek
OF Salem. Peter Hume Of Brownsvills
and ] w casiek Of Albany all wan, 10 be
state treasurer. r Haiioran OF Astoria
and Fsnk c Baker of Salem would b e
willing to be safe prlster. Judge Bla.k-
burn ofthis city would accept the ermine
peealiarito judge of the supreme court.
The certainty OF election will bring out
rich harvest OF candidates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

Clifton R Breckenridge, member Of congress
from Arkansas. replying TO the question as to
who would be the leader Of the democrats in
the next lower house Of congress said: "By in
heritance. tradition, usage and everything
commonly governing in such cases, ! would
say that, so far as the Democrats shall need 9
leader on the floor and in council they will
6ni him in ex speaker John G Carlisle. His
position as speaker Of the house. his pre- emin-
ent abilities and great experience, the conhd
ence reposed in his sagacity and his unswerv
ing orthodoxy, all declare that be win lead ths
minority in the 6fth frs, congress. y" This is /
+ just tribute to one Of the greatest and bes
democrats in the country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

Near olden, on the Ozark mountains in
southern Missouri, Is one OF the finest fruit
farms on the continent. II consists Of 2aso
acres Of land, owned by syndicate formed oI
members ofthc Missouri Horticultural society,
and planted TO 81, 900 peach, a3,ooo apple and
7ooo pear trees. with 20 acres in small fruits.
The enterprise is grand success. Twenty
men were employed to thin the peach crop THU
spring. and il is estimated that not less thar
LOCO bushels Of frui: were thrown down Il
ensue the development Of what remained.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

Russian officials have recently collected sta
,istics concerning the number Of beggars in
Russian provinces and cities. Russia has about
$50, 600 beggars, all Of whom carry on begging
as business with the Endorsements Of village,
city and church authorities. Upward of 3aoo
Of them are Of noble blood. s49I are Of the
clerical calling, 20 wee one merchants, ,43,434
hucksters and small traders and ISI,o3a peas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

The election Of Seth Low to the presi-
dency OF Columbia college placed another
tariff reformer at the head of great insti-
tuticn Of learning. Mr.. Low delivered I
Republican speech In Elmiia In the course
sf which he said: "You cannot hope tc
keep the tariff at It's present mark any
more than you can hope to keep the ocean
at high tide.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

II Is mentioned, as nm illustration oi
Blsmarck's simplicity of life, that the
numbers on the doors Of many Of the
bedrooms In the hotel that was on the
estate at Fredericksburg, when It was pre-
sented to him by the old emperor, are
still to be seen, though It Is many year
since he had the structure altered for use
a. hts nwn residence
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

There is beautiful custom in some Of the
northern parts Of Europe. There the white
poplar. in good soil. increases shilling in value
every year. The trees are generally cut down
at the age Of twenty years, as they are ther
supposed 70 have attained their full growth
When daughter is born in the family Of !
respectable farmer, the father, as soon as ths
season will permit. plants thousand younl
trees, which are to constitute the dowry OF tn
maiden. (which grow as she grows and increas
in height and value rs her virtues and beaut
increase.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
California and Tropical Fruits.
The HAzELwOOD LAND COMPANY.

<ake all she numbers oi tickets sold and
place them in box, they will then be
thoroughly mixed and boy blindfolded
will place his hand ia the box and draw
out one number. AMI whoever holds tho
number will be awarded
one house a1d tho pair oflots upon which
|it is uiIt. Then the tifl IN number jrawn
shall be awarded q lot, then the tenth
number lot, and 80 on. every thirty
Ififth number drawn shall be awarded a
lot nntil the two hundred and sixth nnm-
lber shall be drawn, which shall entitie
the holder to the corresponding number
which shall be drawn, 10 the remaining
house and pair Of lots.
All the above property Is guaranteed to
be free Of any and all leins, mortgages OF
anythIng that will impair title. A war.
rantY deed assuring perfect title will be
mada to every lucky ticket holder who
wins prize. The tickets are only placed
at 80 SO. and besides standing show te
get beautiful home worth $6o0s or
worth $3.50. You are aiding one OF
Igrandest charities which has ever "
lof you aid. Purchase your ticksts
agent or travelling ca1vlst3e vf1
lproper credentials. Dsedsars ls,t
with the Puget Sound Nstionll Bsi<
WOOD LAND GO,
1AsTTI,H, a.
W-A6HTN GTON-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

A Berlin correspondent writes that Bismarck
ooks with foreboding upon his death as the
probable signal for preparation for war. A
young emperor. says the writer, who thinks O
nothing but machine guns and smokeless pow
der. Is on the throne. The jingle of spurs and
the rattle Of musketry are In this young mani
ears all day long and echo in his dreams Al
wfrht
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

William Kelly, Montana man, had always
declared that he wanted to die in his boots, A
few days ago he was fatally gored BY an old
lame COW, and when dying he felt 50 chagrined
about it that the boys pulled MS boots on, fired
their pistols in the air. and made his last mo-
ments a. heroic as possible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01
aNothing to EQUAL r.

~ havsbesn selling simmons Livsr
Regulator for the past six years. My
cnstoners pronounce IL the beat ever
used. One Of my customers whose health
was In wretched condition from very
bad and stubborn case of dyspepsia, used
the Regulator and was entirely cured.
am ussagl myself for torpid liver, caus
ed by clos confinement. iind nothin
| to equal it and highl , recommend It's Us
Respectfully,
C.PHrsEr, E M rIg. Va
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

A clerk in one Of the departments in Wash.
ingto, has discovered that Soldiers in the late
war were killed in their first, third and fifth
battles more than in any other. Aitera sold
Ter is killed in three battleshe ought to have
experienced enough to escape death in all the
subsequent engagements.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

vVUHE TERRIBLELosS sSEXPBRIENC-
cd by Seattle in the late fire, was
such as 70 render thous nds homeless
aud dependent upon the charity Of the
world. The immediate wants were tend.
ed to, and the world at large nobly re-.
sponded to the cali for aid. But at the
present time the prospects for long win.
ter gtaKes hard in the face Of many hum
dreds; sickness from exposure are cer-
tain to occur, and the following plan has
been devised to assist in csring for the
unfortunates who may need medical ass
sistance, by giving to the different hospi
tails handsome sum OF money.
The mazelwood Land Company
has generously determined to donate the
proceeds Of two houses and two hundred
lots to the hospitals Of the city, and has
purchased this property with view &c
disposing OF 1t at q small advance ovel
cost and devoting the net proceeds to The
charities above mentioned and pro- osei
II Issue tickets to be sold for 81 so eacl
for the purpose of rsising money TO hell
carry on the work. They have placed
tickets on sale ethroughoutthec country,sn
upon December 81, 1as9,a committee con
sisting Of twelve prominent citi ems vii
THB HAZEL,
s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

President Harrison has appointed Green U
Raum TO succeed Tanner In The pension Office
Raum Is politician Of very strong pseiudices
but as,uie wilhal. He is very much lik,
cIasksou, and Il Is safe iosay that the ofie,
will be run, politically, Ior all there Is in Il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

The asparcd monuments still continue
In Office. Cannot something be done 10
prevent Democrats from drawing fat sal
ariesi Republican Office seekers cannot
exist on wind in cold weather.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

II the Infamous forgery and conspiracy
against The Democratic candidate for governor
in Ohio shall result in the defeat Of the Windy
Foraker, all win agree that some good has
come out Of the great wrong.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

The numerous railway accidents in Marion
Linn and Lane counties lately breed the sug-
ges,ion that director or some other official Of
the Southern Pacific company be placed IN the
COW catcher to kick the COW. and sheep off the
track as the train approaches them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-01

According to official figures, the satire yield
of wheat in Minnesota fos 1850 was 45,4gS. .aos
bushels. making the average per acre s. Sc