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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

Following is the list Of letters remaining
10 the Post Ofica. Albany, Linn county, o. e,
gon, Sept 3rd, 1890. Persons calling for
these letters must give the date on which
they were advertised:
Badger, e Benson, T @
Burns, X Il Clark, 9
Farnsworth Mrs Palena House. Henry
Kilpatr ick, William Potts, Mrs Marvin
Seeley, Mrs Frank WoIverton, john j
Wllss, George
R THOMPSON, p. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

w Bentley. best boot and slce maker in
city, opposite Fortmiller & Ir, ings
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i y the undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed administrators of the estate of
William Cyrus, deceased, lats OF Linn
county. Oregon. All person. 'aving
claims giinst said estate are hereby no.
tified 20 present them. duly verified. at
the residence of either of US, about seven
miles southeast Of Scio, In said Linn
county, Oregon. within SIX months froa
tho date hereof.
jay "a, 1900.
HENRY Cyrus,
JAMEs ii PERRY,
J X " oatherford. Ad,ntnisirator
Atty fer Admrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
The River aud uarbor niii.

WASHINGTON, Sept. I,-Senaior Dolph,
Who is a member of,he conference committee
on the river and harbor bill, says that Ore. on
has not suffered much in The general reduction.
The only reductions being gao, 600 on the ap
pfopria,ion for Yaquina BAY. .leaying tho senats
ipcrease $50. 600, and Tie total appropriations
sI65,ooo; s2s, ZOO from the senate increase for
the mouth Of the Cotumbi1, leaving the senate
increase $50. GOO; total appropriation $47 goo;
Cascades 81 5. 600, leaving the senate incFeaie
s5oo.ooo; total appropriation, S4ls,ooo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
Fa., msrses aud Men.

INDEPENDENCE. iai Aug. 3I.-Alabasier
and Rag Wilkes each lowered record here
yesterday, Alablsiers performance was n 4
year old tot, in the second heat Of which he
won in 2:Is, breaking the year old stallion
record, Ray Wilkes was sent 10 beat his
record Of 2;oo aud broke another worlds record
making mile in 2:oS4
PROVIDENCE, K l., Aug. 3I.-In bicycle
race yesterday, T. Lumsden broke the quarier
mile worlds record. making Il in 80 3-s
seconds, the former record being Rowe's time
OF IS is
CHICAGO, Aug. 3s,--frank Z Spooner,
champion long sdistance bieyelisf, yesterday
broke the az hour riding record, the number
Of m les ridden in 20 hours and 90 minutes,
the actual riding time, being 3o2, against 2So,
name y Myers tao years ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

II there are any par,isans so maddened
by sectional hate as to vet want the Force
Election bill passed let them read the fol-
towing election figures from the great In
dustrial centres of northen citizens ard
capikal in Alabama.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

PoRT TOWNSEND. Sept. THE United
States cruiser Charleston sailed 81, TO O'Clock
for Hawaiian islands. in obe lience 10 tel.
graphic orders received by Rear Admiral
Brown from Secretary Of the Navy Tracy. or
derins the vessel 10 proceed Immediately TO
Honolulu, The occasion Of the return OF the
Charleston 10 Hawaii creates anticipation Of
another revolution in the islands kingdom. The
Charleston has large stock ol fuel and pto-
yisions ior a one yeaI cEnise,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
DEYOE & FROMAN BROS

AT the teachers examination in Salem
six We're awarded first grade certificates,
nine second grade, nine third and eight
cen failed. Must have been strict.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
ISSS

Rep. Dem. Rep Dem.
Jefferson( (Birningham) 3,ooI s. sos gar 1874
Lauderdale( (Florence) Ill 10 1857 437 I,475
Talladega( (ralladega). r,I7o 1888 65o a,47i
There Is no Pre;ense that anybody was
hlnderd from voting at the late election,
and It is admitted on all sides that proper
ty.owning REPUBLICANS, white and black,
voted the democratic ticket to emphasize
their opposition to the then pending Force
hill
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
u u aeeid. nj.

Hor SrEt.cs. wn., Sept. IA terrible
accident happened 20 the Northern Pacific
train No :, four miles this side ofEagle gorge
this afternoon. The tender Of the second
engine, mail. espTcs'. baggage. smoker. emi &.
grant and two sday coaches lef. the track.
Twelve persons were injured. two fatally. as
folowsi - Keeper licn Young. the base
bail umT ire.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

IN he cirah Court for Liam County. State O
Oregon:
" II II Shields. NJ II Shields. r Young
aud NJ fouar. aet husband. Mary + Dor
ais aud J ] Doriis. her husband, fiGi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
ArkaRas Election.

LIrrLE Rock, Ark, SEPT s,--Returns from
two thirds Of the counties received To- night by
the Gazette maintain large increase In demo.
cratic majorilies over las, year already men.
toned. The majority iof Governor Eagle and
the democratic state ticket viii not fall below
$4,000. No reports Of disturbance at the polls
hom anywhere In the state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

CtIY OF GUATEMALA, Sept IA daueh-
,eT OF General liarrundia attempted 10 shoo,
United States Mlznsr 10 day Miner was ai
hts desk lFanslating guarantee giveu hin. 10y
this government that hauundia's life would DC
spared In case he was surrendered, when \
young Woman came iut9 the office, revolver ia
hand, aeeused him Of having been directly the
cause Of her fathers death and announced that
she meant 30 klli him. Miner tried TO reason
With her, but finally she pulled The trigger Of
the pistol. Mixnist had taken up a heavy
law took and the bullet vas buried in is
leaves
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
Summons.
MARTHA PIERCE. Pm,

IN he cirAa Count ef he ,Stair & orr
goR, for Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
senatn, sherman WI, Re,lrc.

New foEs, Sept. s.-Ek Governor Foster
has been interviewed hers. lie says. ''Senatot
Sherman Will retire from the senate on the ca
pifa,ion ei his term lie said as much, and |
believe him 10 be man Of bls word" Fostcr
also says that Sheimsn viii not be a candidate
leg the prSsidcnco IN 6s0s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
LAber day Celebration

SEATTLE. Sept. i.--The greatest eeiebFa-
ton in the history ofttis city occurred to-day
Over 5000 wo,kingmen. representing sixty
ttade. suions. passed in review before the
mayor, common council and Chamber of CON-
mtTee In :he 'aoFni-g. The procession was a
mile snd half long 10 close ranks, and took an
hour TO pass the tevirwing stand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
Dr Carver. Feat.

HAMBURG, Sefi I.-Dr Carver. The shoot
eF. bsa, his own record here to-day by iour
minutes aud twenty seconds in breaking 1000
glass balls with as in exactly thirty ioaI
minutes. The shooting took place in the prss
encc u o.ooo reonie
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The vernon. nic.,,on.

WnfrE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Sept A.
This state to-day voted for state officers, two
repres, natives In congress and full list OF state
senators and representatives. The returns
thus iar received indicate not only that The re-
publican vote is very light, but that the ticket
has been cut. The decrease In the democratic
vote is not NEARLY as large eoTespondingly this
year rs that Of the republicans. The ptohibi.
lion vote remains about the same SO far.
ArkaRaA Election.
LIrrLE Rock, Ark, SEPT s,--Returns from
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05
A shoe.laa AnraY.

PENpLEToN, Or, Sept. "A shooting affray
occurred on Pearson creek, about eight miles
southeast Of Pilot Rock, Monday afternoon At
J O'Clock, IN which Lee Gard was seriously
wounded by Charles Montgomery. ftappears
that Gard had jumped Moulgomety's claim
The two had previously had some difficulty
over II, and one account Ia that Montgomery
came up 10 where Gard was unhilching his
team. In the dispute which followed hot wofds
passed, and as Gard raised up after completing
his work he was shot by Montgomery. The
ball entered his LEFT breast in such manner as
10 lodge in his arm. The wounded man was
conveyed TO Pilot Rock where he is now being
attended by a surgeon, Ills wound Is eonsid-
cred dangerous, The pom used was IS
eaiibre pistol,
The gcasen why.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Sept. s,-When Admiral
Brown put into faqulns bay week ago last
Thursday II was understood that he did TO foi
the purpose Of filling dispatches To the navy
department Now il has leaked out that thS
reason Of the stop etf the Oregon coast was
| that the officers Oh board the Charleston had
lost their bearings They did no. discover
until too late where they were. Admiral
Brown and Captain Remey tolh mistook Va
| quina halbof tof the entrance 10 lle Stats dc
| Fuea.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-22

first care of the people is their children.
They are the wealth, the strength, the
pride and the glory Of our State and
Nation. The wealth of the country
earned by their parents is held in trust
by the present occupants for them, the
true beneticiaries of that trust in right
and in equity.
Now word of application
How is that trust executed Why, in
a way that is a standing disgrace to our
wealthy city. Its children, its wards
and Jewels" are turned by thousands
from its schools for want Of room and
condemned to ignorance and poverty,
while wealth glories in the exhibition
Of its extravaganza, and organizes regi-
ments and dots our metropolis with ar
senal.bastllles, to suppress the expected
future results of this, Its criminal neg
lect.
But more than this they organize So
cieties and give public monies to assist
these little wards, and instead of pro-
viding them h, mes and education, they
have organized sort of philanthropic
Industrial Home Trade Bureau, by which
these wards are sent for service to
Western farms and factories, where
their child labor is the only considera-
ton of their livelihood without regard
to education or their future. The report
of your committee this evening shows
that "a single one of our great subsid,
lied charities" boasts of having thus
seized and expatriated $4,000 children
to gratuitous labor Of this kind, By
this very action it is acknowledged that
| the children are wards of society, and the
refusal to care for them and educate
| them as such is the great crime of
those wealthy people and politicians
who are entrusted with the manage.
ment of our public affairs. Let the
voice of this meeting, then, rise until
its increase is heard as voice of warn
ing-a voice of thunder, effective at the
polls, in the City Hall, in the Legisla-
| ture-until this fundamental duty to
the children of our city and State be-
comes the very first care of both.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-22

A communication from the New York
Framers Union in regard to their rela-
tions to the Carpenters was referred to
the committee appointed for the pur-
pose OF inducing the Trainers to again
join the Central Labor Union,
The committee on shortening the
hours of Labor reported that the Eight
Hour demonstration intended to be held
on February 90, had to be deferred to
February "a, as Cooper Union could not
be had for Febr. 22
Delegate Harris read newspaper ar
ticle according to which Senator Vedder
was alleged to have said that New York
City was full of lazzaronis who were
distinguished from the beasts only
through their walking about on two
legs, and one hundred of whom were
not as good rs one farmer. A resolution
was passed denouncing Vedder as an
infamous liar
The different strikes ordered by the
Board of Walking Delegates of the
Building Trades last week were unanim-
ously indorsed, and the non intercourse
committee was instructed to proceed
against the proprietor Of the Oyster Sa-
loon, 3rd avenue and 14th street, for
having refused to treat his walters
decently.
Delegate Hicks reported about the sue
cessful mass meeting of the School Con-
ference, and it was resolved to continue
the relations to the Conference in its ef-
forts on behalf of better school.accom-
modations.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-22
THE BOHEMIAN CIGAR
MAKERS.
Anxious to Orgauize-A Convention of all
shops in this City to be Held Within
u three Weeks.

shops in this City to be Held Within
three Weeks.
A committee of nine, appointed at a
mass-meeting of the unorganized Bohe-
mian Cigarmakers, visited last week the
Agitation Committee of the lnterna-
tional Cigarmakers Union of New York,
and requested that some steps be taken
with view to the improvement of their
deplorable condition. They were told
that they could accomplish this in no
other way than by joining the Union !;
in reply to which they stated that such
was their desire, and that the mass
meeting by which they had been ap
pointed had passed resolution, advis-
ing all Bohemian cigarmakers to join
the International Union. After long
debate it was decided to call a Conven-
ton of the whole trade OF this city, to
be held within three weeks each
shop to be represented by three
delegates. The object of the Convention
is to establish price list for the trade
of this city, and to devise means for its
enforcement. A sub committee of seven
was appointed to make all the necessary
arrangements. This committee will
meet every Thursday evening, at
o'clock, at the Labor Lyceum, rs East
4th street.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-22
SOCIALIST AGITATION IN
MINNESOTA.
Information Wanted Concerning the Au'
stralisn system-Hypocrisy of the.
Capitalist Press.

Capitalist Press.
Our members are much encouraged
by the brilliant prospects in Germany.
At our meeting on Feb. %, the new
election law of this State is to be dis
cussed. Information Of any kind CON
cerning good methods of agitation for
election laws based upon the Australian
plan will be thankfully received. Can
you furnish us with suggestions and ask
your readers to do SO through your col
umns.
The st. Paul Globe having published
statements that this Section is engaged
in a business enterprise, also in city
contracts, and having refused TO pub
lish simple denial in its so-called "la-
Dor department -; the st. Paul Herald,
filled with this second hand news, hav-
ing mounted pedestal of ignorance TO
question our devotion to or knowledge
of socialistic principles, we hereby de-
clare that this Section il not concerned
in any business establishment, or in any
contracts, and requests all true members
of Labor's cause to observe the entire
uselessness of expecting justice from
capitalistic papers.
SECTION ST. PAUL.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-22
SOCIALISM IN CHICAGO.

Some Chicago papers have correspon-
dents in Boston whose instructions are
evidently to write that the Socialist and
Nationalist movements are on the wane
in theEast. Their own columns, however,
are full of reports showing the activity
Of those movements in their own city.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-02-22

ing Backward" and greater still as the
children's friend. I" Mr. Bellamy is
sick" said Prof. De Leon, very sick;
and his inability to address you to night
in person is az great disappointment
to him as it may be to you. But, pro-
strated as he is by severe illness, the
love he bears to the children of the poor
and the Indignation he feels at their i'll
treatment, gave him strength enough
to dictate to me beautiful address,
which | shall Immediately proceed TO
read":-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-01
''The Confederate Vet
eran"

is journalistic enterprise just started lu
Atlanta, GA hundred page monthly,
magazine style. First number appeared
Dec. 10, 1889 The special field and 90
ject of The CONFEDERATE VETERAN is
implied in its name. 1t Will occupy a
proposes to propagate and defend. AMI
atng with no political party, independent
of all party policies, it viii be bold, Oh
compromising, aggressive and spirited -
The true character and tuli spirit Of th'
magazine cannot be app .ciated IL
limited descriptive notice. SEND 20 CENTS
FOR SAMPLE COPY.
The first number will contain numb
of thrilling and interesting war storle'
the thrilling account of the bombardmei
of Fort Sumter as given by the Charlie :
ton Courier the day after the capitulatlon
an eminent Northerner's views on the
Southern question an eloquent appeal 10
surviving confederate veterans III the war
of eulogy on their past and a presenta
ton of their present rights and duties.
special editorials on Southern Women
"What if the Southern COnfederacY Had
Sustained ItselfW and "The Race Prob.
lem :" and other articles of genera
character.
Subscription, $500 per annum Address
"CONFEDERATE VETERAN" Atlanta, ia.
~ The VETERAN Will give special con-
sideration to the publication OF any mac
ter pertaining to the various associations
of confederate veterans. Officers and
members are desired TO send notes they
wish published.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-01
Likes and DlsIIkes of Bees

There is no doubt but that the
exhalatiOns from some persons are
offensive to bees and a cause of
attack By them, when other per.
sons might come equally near their
hives without exciting their anil
mostly in the least. For such per-
sons to undertake TO keep bees
would be not only unpleasant but
Improbable. Their Numbers, how
ever, are not great, and quite as
often the attacks of bees are caused
by the fear many persons have of
them, and by their striking at the
bees and lodging them, when II
they quietly came about the hives
without making any quick or
hostile motions they would be IN.
molested. 1t is said that nervous
people and such as are addicted to
the use of tobacco and liquor never
make successful bee keepers. To
some persons the venom of the bee
in a serious poison. Such persons,
of course, had better not keep bees.
Generally speaking, frequent stings
are the result of the nervous con-
ditlOn OF the individual. Such a
one by learning to control the
nerves may become a successful
pee Deeper.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-01
Feeding SWINE.

In order to obtain the best re-
salts all around the pigs should be
taught to eat as early in life as
possible. In some cases this will
be when they are about two weeks
old. The time Of teaching them
to eat will vary. The size of the
litter in some cases, and IN others
the amount of the milk given by
the dam, wlll.govern it. Teaching
them to eat is best accomplished
placing a small trough out OF reach
of the dam and supplying it with
warm, sweet, skinned milk and
soaked maize. When the pigs get
fairly to eating be careful to in-
crease the feed as gradually as the
pigs power of assimilation increase.
Right here care should be exer-
cised in feeding the dam. Avoid
getting her "off her feed" There
Is nothing so well adapted to make
young pigs grow as their dams
milk. While feeding the pigs
literally the SOW should be ted all
she Will eat of the food best calcu-
lated to make her give large guam
Titles of milk. Good shorts mixed
with bran, or the shorts alone
made into a slOp and soaked be-
tween feeds, accompanied by few
ears of corn, make a good milk
giving ration,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-01
A DiamOnd-Set Tooth,

Some time ago a New York paper
told stO'y that a dentist had in
serted a diamond in the tooth of a
Sprlghtly actress, with which she
dazzled the dudes who nightly pre-
empted the first rows of orchestra
chairs.
it renamed for q st. Paul den.
list, DR.. Ellis, to actually accom-
plish this feat. A short time ago a
lady with a badly decayed upper
lateral incisOr entered his office,
and, after examination, the doctor
informed her that the only means
of saving the tooth would be to
substitute a gold crown. In a
Joking way he referred to the
diamond story, and laughingly
suggested that there was an ex-
cellent opportunity to try the ex-
pertinent III her case. To his sur
prise his patient, who proved to be
an actress, asSented. DR.. Ellis
procured a small.sized brilliant,
and embedded it in the gold crown
which he built on the remains of
the natural predecessor.
The actress Is delighted with the
result, and declares that the next
gem inserted shall be carat N
weight. The stone Is not con-
splcuous, aud might escape notice
altogether, although a ray of
artificial light makes 1t sparkle in
a way likely to arouse curiosity
The actress is the nearest actual
approach to the little girl in the
fairy story from whose mouth gems
dropped whenever she spoke. 1t
is hardly probable that any such
fashion will become general, al
though an inspection of the Jew
elled inlsOr shows that the effect is
far less startling than would be ex-
pected.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-01
Can SCIrrhus Cancer be Cured 2

This is hard question to an.
swer. Swift's Specific has cured
thousands of cases OF Skin Cancer
and there have been many cases OF
SciIrhus Cancer reported cured by
it. We do say that S. S. S. is
worth a trial in any case Of cancer.
We append statement from Miss
Green, Of TallapOOss, GA;
In 1881 | had a small lamp in
my left breast, which proved to be
a cancer. The first remedy | tried
was to have it burned off. This
did not cure 1t, for shortly after
wards it broke ont again ina much
worse form. | then consulted our
druggist, who advised me to try
SwifPS Spe6c %. S. ST., and after
taking about one dozen bottles,
was completely cured. and my
general health was greatly imprOy
ed. This has been over six years
ago, and my cancer has never ap
peared Siuce, nor has il troubled
me in any way. | can cheerfully
recommend Swifts specific Is. s.
S } to any one suffering with cancer,
Miss T. f. GREEN,
TallapoOsa, Ga.
We will mail our Treatise on the
Blood to any who sends us their
address.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-01

Merrill: Glow is the new uhiver.
sity in your city coming on? "Oh,
WOoley: "Oh, spleudidly-the base
ball and football grounds are laid
out, the ath-house built, and we
have secured seven athletic in
structions. We're going to hire a
man 10 teach Latin and history
and all that, and l expect we'll OPP
en- with a large class next FALL
West Shore.