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lady ought Just q, soon think of being without
pair Of rubbers as to be without storm coat. just
think OF the dollars and dollars worth of-hne clothes
you can spoil almost In Ufy you have not one Of
these protectors to alp on II viii more than pay for
itself In single shower. 1t will be necessary for
us 20 csation you against cheap quality stuBetter
getting thoroughly reliable from us. The prices
are low We confess they are on with the ordi-
nary sort OF Rarments-but don't let that worry you
we can vouch for the exceptional valuesthe perfect
comellness OF them-and paramount to all-ther abso
The Connemars shape in Gray aud Brown stripe at
$40, How Is that for price.
Inc Langtry shape IN q dozen colorings-S3.5O.
"A Mackintosh-with Q cloth fnish-cut doman
shape-$5 You know that lie chesp-These mackin.
soshes are worth SlC they are worth cent; but
Silk warp Henrietta cloth-only in Black and Navy
Alsilk surface Coats-fancy stripes-a multitude of
colorsLcut with the Langtry sleeves-8l5. They are
particularly desirable garments
CDudren's India Stripe Circulars-weather protect
ors through and through-$2.
irish Peasant Circulars for Misses, "a to 4S inches
Ionx, e%.3o-And the 'Greenaways," Cith sleeves
cloth surface IN number Of small neat plads.
Get one as soon as possible Our buyer for the Cloak
anu wrap department. Is in New York looking
after our orders He looking them and getting
ready Tor early shipment Next week without doubt
we snail show the latest and richest foreign and do
mestic creations In Outside Wraps for spring
nave mad In record for attractive dis
plays IN this line in the past you know.
Look over the "Storln CoaIs'-There 10 something
there you will like we are sure-and follow an
nounceDents from day to day we shall be not
ing new arrivals IN all departments To be posted il
to serve yourselves the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05
ARE VIZ BUSY,

ARE W. BUSY,
THE SUCCESS OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS AND
GRAND REMOVAL SALES CAN ATTEST IT.
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The choice of the best goods at the rdculously low
Values or profits have been scattered to the winds"
and genuine bargains remain for you for tomorrow
at THE FAIR, S12 9TH ST.N.w.
1 ODD DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA DINNER
AND TEA SET tsLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. WORTH
s169s. ONLY s1O69.
/ ODD DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA DINNER
SET. RICH DECORATION (sLIGHTLY IMPER-
FECT. WORTH s15. ONLY $3.50.
1 ODD DECORATED PORCELAIN TEA SET.
HANDSOMELY DECORATED. WARWICK" SHAPE
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, ONLY $500.
ODD DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA TEA SET,
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. ONLY $3.50, WORTH
sa9s.
1 ODD HANDSOMELY DECORATED CHINA
CHAMBER SET. WITH LARGE COVERED JAR.
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. WORTH s1Oss. ONLY
seas.
THE FAIR S12 7th st. NV
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Onlys few more Of those White China Plates lief
Tomorrow's sale must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05

FEBRUARY 6, 1890.
JUST RECEIVED
Large Lot Elegant sTEM-CUT FLORIDA
ORANGES. fresh from the grove. Rates low by the
box or dozen.
winslow, Rand watson's PURITY JAVA COFFEE,
in Elegant screw-top Tin Cans is gaining in favor
every day. We are sole agents.
Our GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA 10 the highest
grade of Coffee crown.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP
Just to hand Quality superior
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
IS 42S Ninth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05

HRS In HArs
The very gentle weather we have been having has
driven the early spring shapes Hats into the market
They are month six weeks ahead Of precedent
but as long they're "out we ordered our buyings"
delivered. Administrations who watch the bsrome
ter Of public tase-say that the Evening Sum- Hat
already craze among Gothamites-is rising in popu-
larity
DO you know the Hat when You see it! It's an
Alpine shape with q fange brim. The weavers say
they are tired of the hard. stiff Derbys-and don't
want to be tied to the dress silk This helps them out
1t has dressy shale-still il rough and ready
almost indestructible Black and Brown are the
shades 81. SO. sl75. 81. So. so. s3 and $3.50 are
the qualities we are showing. Don't think the
Evening Sun" is anywhere else in town. We'd like
you to try on.
Some Of the advance Derbys are here. You'll find
them a our usual grades
Speaking of Spring Derbys-Here's O snap At the
very front-door" of the season. manufacturer goes
"under"-We're wired-A flying trip to New York
Inspection of the goods-stock right off the new blocks
We left with hundred and fifty dozen to follow US
They in the receiving room now-wil DO in stock
tomorrow morning
There two qualities and they are Just Is good a.
any 81 and g.. 80 Derby we've got in stock-or can
expect to have. Our own price bought them-and our
own price shall sell them-Low enough. too. We've
marked them sI4s It's one of the ups and downs"
Of srade-In every loss there's gan-and you are the
winners this time
sAKs AND COMPANY.
HAT MEN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05

n Z fulton. LOAN OFFICE. 1918 PA. AVE
He ". Established 1870. The only Licensed Pawn
broker in the district. Money loaned on watches,
Dt.lnond Jsvelsy. SILVER We're aud other v.uabaes.
eIest variety at very low prices. jal3-Vms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-05

The choice of the best goods at the rdculously low
prices we have set on them have made them sly"
Values or profits have been scattered ito the winds"
and genuine bargains remain for you for tomorrow
at THE FAIR, S12 9TH ST.NW
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
NOT BETTER OR WORSE,

A correspondent. writes long communica-
tion in whichhe inlulges IN a severe scathing
and abuse Of republicans, as SHeh. lie ex-
coriates the rank and Ill, making no dis,inc
ton between the republican leader and tn
republican follower, but attacks the personal
integrity Of republicans in a Wholesale way
unealled for under any circumstances, So far
as moral uprighiness and integrity Of p1rpose
is concerned republicans rn masse are like
democrats en- masse. There are men in both
parties destitute Of all genuine moral upright
ness OF integrity Of parpos:. Neither party
necessarily has more Of this class than the
other. A man is not necessarily bad because
he isl republican, nor necessarily good because
he is ademocra. and rice versa. Observation
only is necessary to convince one ofthis truth.
II our correspondent will diyest himself, as a
democrat, Of all party prejudi5es which he may
possess, and 'hen take general survey among
his neighbors, acquainten ces, the
act will socn be disclosed TO him that many
Of these who are republicans are exemplary,
upright citizens, while others are not; and so
Of his democratic friends and neighbon. These
people differ on political questions, and for this
they can not be called in question. We can
not publish our correspondents production, 1t
is bitter without cause. The DEMOCRAT
criticises. sometimes, in strong plain language
the principles and policies Of the republican
party, and many leaders in that party do not
escape notice now and then, but it never
abuses the rank aud file Of the party for it has
no grounds for doiog SO
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19

The republican eoagrtssman Of Iowa all
voted for the Mckinley bill aud they arc
having diffeuli task in explaining to ,aei
tariff reform constituents why they dill 80 The
Cen,rrvile JoHrRal mentions ease,,in point. i,
says:
A constituent Of SIS Lacey. Congressman
from the sixth district Of Iowa wfoge hi,n aitsI
the passage Of the Mckinley abomina;ion and
took the occasion 10 inform him that his vote
on that measure ha1' made Il impossible for
him to support him Tor te-eieclson. Shortly
there after the constituent, who by the way Is a
s,auneh republican and party man, received a
reply in which MT Lacy explained bis vote on
that measure; III ana not ia favor Of the bill, +"
said he. 'buI Il was reported iom committee
as a republican measure Ead consequently |
was Obliged 10 vote foS It's passage AMI he
added "if you had been il my place you would
lave done as I did" And doubtless h,r con-
gresham was right. When in 1883 the bene..
heiaTics Of the infamous swinle knoxn as a
PROTECTIVE" tariff we're approached in the IN
trTest OF the republican candidates aud were
asked Tor money whegewith 10 buy Indiana
and New York, they very properly deu.anded
a guarantee that IN the event of The success ol
the republican ieke, means should hc provided
lot reimbursement ol lh: funds furnished. The
guarantee was giysn Fnc the mouey furnished.
and Dudley wilh his blocks Of i've, and Swords
in the corridors Of New YORK hotels, put il
where Il would DO the most good.
Such is the excuse OF this ahiee, slave TO the
imPerioas behes's Of party diseiPlins This man
knew the bill was gross outrage upon the
agricultural regions Of the eora,ry, bat his
party made !, party question, and lac hsd not
the manhood TO vote as his judgement snd con-
,eienee dictated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
STILL PEavERSE,

The Albany DENocRAT takes the Plain.
dealer to task for stating that that journal
was In favor of "free sugar" and other
southern products, and positively denies
the allegation. Dy reference to the files
we find that we were somewhat mistaken,
and checrfully retract -Roseburg PLAIN
dealer.
We did not take you to task for the
above at all. That is not what you said.
Your houndering, squirming. evasion,
dodging, and falsitying. will not save you,
Bro. Benjamin. We took you TO task for
making the following statement which was
absurd, that It Dor. It's own untruthful-
ness upon It's face;
The DEMOCRAT, though Il expressly
stated, a short time stree when asked the
question, that II was in favor of "free sugar
and free everything else, whether of south
ern or northern production" now declares
that men of "reason ard intelligence are
every where asking why sugar should not
be protected"
Here you say that the DEMCcRAT had
declared that 1t was In favor of "free sugar
and free eueyytAigg eSe, 7ghether Of southern
or northern PrednetiOn." Compare this with
what you said above, and, II candid and
fair, you will find yourself under the
necessity Of retracting again. Again the
PLaiadealer says:
$50, It seems, with all its boast of candor
the DEMOCRAT did not dare say IL was In
favor of free sugar, after all. II was mere
ly In favor of reduction
This only shows the dire straits to which
that raPer has been driven by its own mis-
representation and unfairness. Itdoes not
require the quality of candor for any one
TO say he is in favor Of free sugar when, in
fact, he is opposed to II. 1t requires that
other and opposite quality, called false
hood, which the PLaindealer seems to have
90 boldly .exemplifed in attempting to
make quotations from the DEMOCRAT.
The DEMOCRAT would not keep the duty
on sugar "for perfection for proteciion's
sake" but It would retain II as being the
most nearly revenue tariff of all sched-
ules In the tariff scheme. OF conrse, we
are not to expect that the PiaindedEey will
understand this, but at the same time we
are unwilling to be held accountable for
its entire laGx Of ability TO understand the
tariff question.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
USsuRvEYED LAND IN OREGON.

Many people outside of Oregon, and. In
fact, many In the state, are unaware OF the
vast empire of unsurveyed lards yet with
In the limits OF this commonwealth. In
the several counties of the Oregon City
land district there are unsuryeyed lands as
follows: Ciatsop. sSS, 900 acres, Columbia
10000, washington,s7 Goo, Tillamook ass,
4to, Polk, o., TAO, Benton, tsf,6oo, Linn,
so6,SSo, Clackamas, 46o,9io and Multno-
nah, 90, 900 making total acreage OF un
surveyed lands in these ten counties OF :,
3s4,I6o acres. This Is Il greater acreage
than Delaware, and Rhode Island CON-
bined. In these same counties are sur
veyed lands open to settlement as follows
Clstsop, $3.50, Columbia, ,s96 ESQ, Washing
ton $1,000, Tillanook, I754oo, Yamhiii
1910, Polk, ss,3so, Benton, 7o,04o. Linn,
$500, Iarion. r4,S7o, 'Ciackamas. 3r.r6o
Multnomah, 3.s,o. These lands are main
ly timbered, lying along the foot hills aud
on the slopes OF the Cascade and Coas
Mountains where immense forests Of fir
cedar. larch aud other timbers await the
woodman's Ak preparatory TO supplying
The largely increasing demands for lumber
In the years TO come many Of those lands
will be utilized In producing fruits. vege-
tables, cereals and stock raising. In the
Burns land district In Eastern Oregon, there
are unsGrveYed lands as followsi Grant,
I3s.o74 acres, Baker, 37.os7, Malheur, L.
367,72o, Harney, 3So,I6o making toial
acreage Of unsurveyed lands in the district
Of 7,oI5oII acres. There are in thes
counties surveyed lands, subject to entry
under The homestead, presmption, and
other laws as follows: Crook, IJI,r 20,
Giant, I,rSs,S76, Baker, 3o,:sS, MaIhsur
Io37,613 Harney, ..2,37696o total s.oo4,-
So6 acres
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
Summons,

IN The ciyaa Goprt lo, Linn County. STATE Q,
Oregon
W II II Shields. NJ c + Shelds.T I Yourg
and NJ Youna. hsr husband, Mary Il D5t'
tis aud J J Doris. her husband, PM.
W
T J Shields and Julia Shields his wife, Jas
A shteds and Emma Shields his " lie,
Virginia Il Shields. Mianis Shields, Sam
nel l. shieldS, Ma,y Shislda. Lizzie Shields,
kiitie Shields, and Sarah N Szisijs.
10 Minnie Shields. Samuel l. Shields.
Mars Shields, Lizzie Shields and kiItie
Shields.
In the name Of the state ot Oregon, you
arc hereby require 10 be and appear aud
answer the complaint filed agAinsi you in the
aboys entitled suit ia the above entitled
eou,t by the frat day Of the nsxt regular
term ot the above entitled court. to wit: On
Monday the 9th day oi D itober. 1850. and
II yen fail u appear and answer the plaintiff
vail apply To the court for the relief PRAYED
for iu iheir complaint, yiz: For u decree of
the court to partition the real estate owned
by plaiatsfis aud defendants as tenants ia com
mon. described a. follows, to-wii:
Lots aud and fractional lot 10 block
IL. Ia eaatt rn addition 10 tho city Of Albany,
Linn coaaty. Oregon. Also lots I. Z. Sand
the wsst half Ct l1t >. in block IL in the eaa-
tern addition 10 the city II Aibasy, Linn
county. Oregon. Alto commencing 81 the
w corner of block No 81 Ia HAckleman' !.
Fad addition 10 tho city Of Albany. Liam
county, Oregon. and running thence north
stly ON The western boundary line ot said
block III feet; thence eastefly parallel with
the northern boundary lins Of said block. &C
feet; thence soatherly parallel with rasd
western Boundary Iine. Ill feet. thsnce
westerly "a the southern boundary line ol
sAid block. G6 feet 10 the plae. II beginning
And II = partition tannot be had with.
out material injurS TO Inc lniei est of the
parties hereto. that the sp Ia real estate b.
sold as p divided by Law and tho proceeds
% y III sale be rafiltioned according q
the respective INTEREST," ofthe plaintiff ant
defendants, and that TO costs and dis
hn.Nmebts be taxed as By iaw provided
and for such otaer relief ~ to equit,
may seem just.
| This summons Ia published by orde
~ Hon Il L Boise. Judge Of said Court
made at Chambers at Salem, Oregon
1 September 18th. 1889.
] X wRATHgsPoRp.
Att'y for Plaintiffs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
Summons.
IN he Circuit Court Of Tie State ey Oregon
for tie County Of Linn.

IN he Circuit Court Of The State oJ Oregon
for The County Of Linn.
JAMES 9. HARDIN. Plaintiff,
VI
CARRIE HARDIN, Defendant.
10 Carrie Hardin, the above named de.
fsndant:
TN THE NAME or THE STATE of
l. Oregon. ycu ste hereby required to
= ppoar and answer tie complaint OF the
above plaintiff. In toe above entitled
court, now on file with tho clerk of said
court by the first day OF the noxf regular
torn of said court, which said term DO
gins on Monday, tho 9th day of October,
1900, nj the Court House In Albany. Linn
county, Oregon. And yuu arc hereby
further notified that II you fall 10 appear
and answ or said eompaint, as hereby re
qulred. tho plaintiff Will take decree
against you, as prayed for In the COM
plaint now on file In Maid court in taid
cause, TO wit: Dissolying tho bonds Of
malriinony now existing between you
and said plaintiff. and giving plaintiff In
said cause, the care and custody Of tho
minor child. Mary Bessie Hardin, and for
his costs aud disbursements In this suit.
This SUMMONS IL published by order oil
tho Hon IL. =. Boiae, judge OF said court
made at chambers In The city OF Salem,
Oregon, on the 9th day of september. 1900
w. Il BnYEu.
Aipy for Plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
A ,pecial dispatch from Portland to In

A special dispatch from Portland to the
Tacoma Globe says:
Definite steps are row being taken TO
establish big daily 81 Portland. The new
publication will probably be edited by Fred
Nye, Of Omaha, Neb. The new company
consists of several leading Portland citizens
of wealth and influence, also several eastern
parties. 1t will probably be democratic
In politics. Mr. Nye Is now east arranging
for an extensive special service, and Is
closing with the United Press Association.
which, /; is understood, will give the re.
port.
IT'S consomaiion devoutly to be wished
But we have heard this same chestnviy
report so often that we have grown tired
of Il. But there are those who believe the
long felt" want Is 10 be supplied. We
trust they will not be disappointed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
RECIPROCITY.

There Is not enough reciprocity provided
for In the Mckinley bill, as sent by the
senate back to the house, to suit Blaine and
those entertaining his views, and there is
altogether too much to suit Reed, McKin-
ley and Cannon. There is really not en-
ough to make a contention about. 1t
simply provides that the president shall
have power to impose duty upon tea
coffee, hides, sugar and moIasscs, in case
the countries from which these commodi-
ties are imported fiiall, in his judgment.
impose unjust taxes and duties upon the
products of the United States. From this
It will be seen that this scheme is retalia-
lion and not reciprocity. Reciprocity In
trade between this and other countries can
be established only through the instru-
mentality Cf the treaty making power. To
confer the power Cf laying duties en- i'm
ported goods on the president, Is clothing
him with legislative authority which con
gress can not do II its members obey the
constitution of the United States, which
ONE of them yet claim DO The real
design OF this scheme is to provide against
the contingency Of depleted treasury.
When 1t Is seer that the revenues are
about exhausted, the president can impose
heavy duty on sugar, tea, coffee, and
hides, and thus increase The evsnues very
rapidly. for, as all the tea and coffee, and
nine tenths of the sugar used in this
country are imported, 1t will be seen that
II will be no retaliation, In fact, for we will
be compelled to import these articles any
Gay and all the duty will be paid by the
consumer, OF course. Strange. Is It not,
that the very articles should be selected to
carry out this sham reciprocity scheme
that will result In the largest amount of
revenue to the government. The whole
scheme Is sham and fraud.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19

In allowing inactivity Of the kidneys TO
gr, W through neglect. The deadly shoals
of Brightb disease aud diabetes viii wreck
the goodIy bark cf health lit is all we'd 10
drift rudderless upon them. The bladder.
too, il inactive. ard jndicious medication
does not speedily direct the helm toward
the port OF safety, will be whelmed by the
quicksabd Of disease. In selecting dure--
TIC. let ,our choice FIJI upon Hostettcr',
ct1mach Eitters, which stiinnIatrs tho ens
organs without initiating AID exciting then.
two ELECTS be spp eltmded from the nm
meoicaief stimuli largely resorted TO- Thes'
have a tcLdcbcy TO react prejudicially The
Buffers iryigorate the kidneys aud bladder.
in common with the nerves and The diges-
tive orlaLs. and So afford laiting aid. IL a.
so sffotds dual assistance 10 preventing and
curing intermittent and remittent fever.
Biiouspess, constipation and theumatisnl it
alio tuhjuaates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19

The difference between democrats and
republicans IL that the former pays the
greatest consideration 10 the welfare of
European subjects, ard the latter 20 Amer
lean citizens -Monatnaeer.
The difference between the author of the
above and an average democrat is that the
latter pays the greatest consideration,to and
regard for truth, while the former seems
to take much delight in Misrepresentation
andfaIsehood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned have been duly APP
pointed administrators of the estate oi
William Cyrus, deceased, late OF Linn
county. Oregon. All persons having
claims az iinst said estate are hereby no
titled tn present them. duly verified. Al
the residence Of either Of US, about seven
miIos southeast of Scio, in eaid Linn
county, Oregon. within six months froni
the data hereof.
ia y %, 1890.
HRSRY CYnUs.
JANIS ii PEERY,
J X v oRthsrford. AdmInisirator
Atty for Admre.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
rrcneh Tan.y wafer.

These waters are sure and safe sr eci6c
for all kinds Of female troubles and will
remove all distractions TO the monthly
periods, no matter wha: the cause. They
are just what every woman needs, and
can be used with safety. For sale by the
Livingstone Chemical Co, also from our
sole agent, ] A Canning, druggist, Blu ~
berg block, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19

Some writer has said that the average
number OF hairs on the human scalp varies
from 90, 900 to 10000. A single hair can
support weight of two ounces, and Is so
elastic that It may be stretched 10 one-third
Of Its entire length, and then regain its
former size and condition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19

The city of Ulm, in the Kingdom OF
wur,enburg, one Of the famous lndepeud-
ent cities of the old Roman-German EN-
plre, Is a, present celebrating the compile
tlon of It's cathedral Of worldwide renown,
he foundation of which was laid In 1877.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
Executors Notice.

Notice ID hereby given thai the undefsiRn-
ed has this day been duly appointed sxecu-
tors Of tbs last will and testament Of Per
melia Jaoohs, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are required to
present them TO the undersigned or TO X
WeathoIiard, attorney for the executors. al
Albany. Oregon. within aix months frcm
this date. the same to be duly verified, al
required by law.
The the End dsy oi September. 1900.
q. A. TAYLOR,
Wa N. WALToN,
] X WEaTngnroap, Executors
Atty for Executors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-19
Eussles and Hacks.

The best makes are TO be found IN Al
bany at Price & Robson's, VINO have just
recivcd carload Of the fues. hacks and
buggles 10 be found. Their prices, con-
sidering quality, arc remarkably low. II
pays TO ride In a good buggy or hack.
Keep this TACT In your head and when get
ting one call on Price & Robson, who
have the largest variety TO select from.