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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

The question Of politics has ainos, dropped
out of the race for governor. il Is now 6gh.
apparently, as 10 which Of the old parties will
give the larges, vote for reenoyeT. As the
day for election draws near tho Pennoysr men
arc increasing rapidly and IL the recruits 10
Psnnoyer from Thompson continue a, the pres.
en-, Ta,c there viii be very few men left in the
Thompson ranks by election day
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Mesrsrs + & llansard, + Henry and &
] Shcdd were nominated for the legislature
for their weii-known problty and their
sympathy tor the best Interest of Linn
county. See that these names are on your
ticket when you vote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

In voting for Mr. Weatherford and Mr.
Myers. voters know they are making no
mistake. These nen have both been tried
In the legislature and they have boil, stood
true ~ steel TO the beat interests Of ths
people OF Linn county. They will both
make cfiicien, senators.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

ALBASY Marble and Granite Works. .Hav-
ing lately purchased the stock of A Rigs
aud w Harris, we shall be pleased 10
show designs and give prices to all intend
ing purchasers. Best of workmen employed
and prices as low as any for first-class work.
Visit us before purchasing elsewhere.
EaAN & AoHIsoN
next door to Democrat office) Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
w HAT A PITY

To see a woman's lovely features mar
red by unsightly pimples and blo,ches.
Young woman, defective nutrition Is the
cause OF your blemishes and the sooner
you take faithful course of DIR Iii!ler's
Bydrasiine Restorative the sooner you
VIII cease to be an object of pity. For
sale at Foshay X Mason's. druggist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

II s Williams for assessor, + J o Conner
for surveyor and Frank Farrell for coroner
are each well IL for the Office for which
he Is named. They have rlgh, TO ex
peet the vote of the party on that ground.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Mat Scott Is a man Of sterling integrity
and oil resolute purpose In the performance
OF a public duty. lie has good educa-
tion and will make most efficient sheriff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

A union labor man writing from Ore
gon City 10 the PaeiGe ENftess says that
pennoyer will carry Claekamas county by
big majority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

DaIEDFRuIr WANTED. and al
kinds OF dried fruit wanted Immediately
by w G. Simpson, First street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

SPRING Has CoME.--The stock of wall
paper at Fortmiller & Irving's is larger
than ever, being quite immense and In.
clude many new and beautiful designs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Thompion has not yet stated that be did not
reduce tho wages Of the men in Weidler's mill
when he was receiver there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Smoke the celebrated Havana filled CT
gars, manufactured at Jul W Joseph'u cigar
fpctory. Only 8 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Good cooking stove only $40 at Hopi: as &
Saltrnarsh's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

have just received large invoice Of lace
curtains, ranging in price from one to nine
dollars pair, scTim, curtain nets. etc. Also
line Of curtain pole, and furniture cover
ing. SAMUEL Il YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

The best lines OF 5 and 10 cent cigars in
the city arctic be found at Conn Hendric.
sons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30
NO 43

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il Is pleasant
aud refreshing to the taste, and scts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. cIeauscs the sys-
tenn eileclually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers mud cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the
Only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duccd, pleasing to the taste and ac-
c"Ftable 10 the stomach, prompt in
':s action aud truly beneficial IN it's
':icta, is many excellent qualities
co;amcnd it 10 all. 1t il for sale in
;,oc ard 81 bottles by all leading
dspggists.
r'fyrhe79aro r.ssY ~ TAT
fElf@C.gHiA Fic SY2Up CO.
sfg f8ASG,S -. c6l.
/. i90'1ghif. r.. ae2 Yoex M
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Wanted. cows to pasture.
WooDLE Il TALT Bios.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

A BAseAlS. BoudejT Iargs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

ADJUDGED INsANE.-Nancy J Dickens,
Of the Forks Of the Santiam, was brought
before Judge Blackburn yesterday and
adjudged insane. Deputy sheriff Smith
took her to Salem this morning. She
WAS daughter Of jeremiah Dickens
who died few years ago.
LADIES WILL ArrEND.-It is now ex.
pecled that the ladies in large numbers
viii turn out to-morow TO hear Gov PEN
rnunr and State Ireasnrer 1Ne..h All
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-30

Miss BATsoN.-The opera house will
probably be packed Decoration day, Fri
day evening, Nav 30, to hear the famous
coiored queen Of song, styled by the New
York World, "the colored Jenny Lind
Reserved seats so cents, at Blackman's
See advertisement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06
His Heart In II

A manufacturer in Philadelphia lately
told friend the story Of one Of his super
intendents.
Twelve years ago . boy applied 10 me
for work, He was employed at low wages
Two days later the Awards Of premiums
we're made to manufactures d the Centsn
nisl Exhibition.
Passing down Chestnut street early 10
the morning. saw Bob poring over The
bullstin,board in front ois nsvspspsr OIL
foe. Suddenly he jerked of bic csp with
. shout
What is tho mstteri some one ask
cd.
We have taken medal for shsstins be
exclaimed.
I said nothing. butksp. my eye on Bob
The boy who could identify himself 10
two days with my interest would be Of use
10 me hereafter.
His work was to deliver packages. !
found that hs took real pride In II. His
wagon must be cleaner, his horses better
fed. his orders filed more promptly than
those Of The men belonging TO any other
Hrm, He wss a. jealous for the house -
though be had been . partner 10 IL. !
have advanced him step by step. His
fortune IL made and the Arm have added
to their capital 20 much energy and force.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06

Even II that scamp bad half hillsd
ye,
Ycs'm. said Toppy, mestly.
Did you sling ihs, sock mp into tbs
grape arbori
Yes'm.
And pen up the cLicksnsf
Yes'm.
And hook my vi,tlesi
Ycs'm.
Aud have psrtyi
Yes'm.
Well. nov, sss here; II lst you have
EN- come here every Saturday afternoon
and have = tea party, dye you think you
kin let my pumpkins and pantry slone'
A lump came into Toppy's throat q
that kindly. good hunorsd lone. She
saw . splendid vista Of fun 10 rishtsous
fashion. She cried such Tears ~ no lash
could have brought 10 her eyes. sud, leap
Ing impnlsively across the door, shs lean.
Cd over and kissed Msbitabsl with . sound
smack. That lady dropped her kaittine
10 something lits oopfusicn. Then her
hard hand stroksd Toppys pistails softly
and With queer blur In her eyes, she
said. Toppy, you were good girl 10 save
our Bsruie.
And Toppy's sins we're forgiven.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06
She Wanted Gao. Too.

An awning maker Who had received Z
postal card asking him 10 call Il house
on Porter street. put 10 appearance ~
soon ~ possible, and the woman OF the
house pointed 10 tho window she wanted
provided with shade.
But you get no sun on this window.
protested the man.
Well, suppose I donti
But On awning 10 TO keep the sun out
II is' Perhaps you ara no. too old 70
learn something.
But, ms'sm, do you really want an avn
ing bsref
OF course l do Do you see that avn
ing on the next house2
Yes; but the sun strikes that window.
Can't help that. That woman sbinis
sbe owns the earth. She put that awning
up TO spite me. I am going to put one
up TO show her that she cant run this
town. Go ahead and have II done 81 soon
~ possible; and want II 10 be fiery red
with white stripes in II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06

A dry goods house 10 Buffalo. New
York, made practice Of reiunding the
money to every hundredth customer.
Gong went the bell at the cashiers desk
40 the lucky sale came In. and the money
was returned intact. The same house laid
towels end to end along several prominent
thoroushfsres, direct to the store. with
the result Of attracting considerable ~
tention. Another firm, in the silent
watches Of the night, psinted large FOOT
prints on the streets leading from the de.
pots and ferries. oil convergins to their en-
trance This idea, by tho way, suggested
tho towel scheme. 10th we're fairly suc.
oessful 10 causing the firms to be talked
about; but In conservative quarters snch
radical methods would scarcely meet with
approval.
Iu another instance which We recall,
one member Of firm sought an injunc.
tion from the court TO prevent his partner
ceiling goods below cost. The samples
submitted, with invoice. clearly proved
the case. but the defendant obtained de,
lay. The novelty OF the situation attract.
cd attention Of the newspaper men. and
tho matter found it's way into the press.
Crowds hocked 10 the scene OF actiop, and
the willy merchants quietly unloaded.
When the case WAS called 10 trial the
plaintiff stated 10 the court that sn ID
iustmeut Of the difficulty had been srriv
cd at, and the case wss at once dismissed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06

Sometimes amusing mistskes arc made
BY actors 10 regard TO their letters
Horace Weston. the champion banjo play
Or Of tho United States. is fond Of telling
an anscdote 10 point. Mr.. Weston 10 .
oolored gentlemse Of distinguished msn
mere and appearance.
When I vas in England with JarTet,
and Palmer. Mr.. Weston says. l vss con
stantly 10 receipt Of letters from women
praising my performances and requesting
interviews. I always took those to Mr..
jarrett. who would advise mo to pay nc
attention to them and would throw them
into The waste basket.
One day . strange looking letter reach
I'd me, which ! glanced 81 hastely. ssv
that il was reques. from lady and laid
II down again. Some days later hapdsd
Il over With lot Of others 10 Mr.. Jsrret.
Soon vas startled by sn exolsmatior
from that gentleman. l looked up. Hi
eyes seemed TO hs bulging out Of BIZ
head.
Where-wbere did you get tbisi hs
sssped. holding ont the strange letter.
Oh n's obly one oi those blame fool
mash letters. answered.
One OF those blame fool mash lsttersi
c,ied Mr.. Jerett, in grsat excitement.
to appear before The quesnl
And 90 10 fact il vss. II. Il. II. Victor.
ia Regina. through her secretary. request'
= ! my presence n Windsor castle at Z
certain date.
Luckily the date VS. not then passed
und 10 succeeded ir pstching up the nst
Ter xiibout spy international eouplicsti'
ons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06

ion an ihsn do the hes. 70 hea updsr The
ssrcanstancss. che replied. giving ,hs e.v
sn asful jstk
Imean that I have missed ,he road Ia
Dshasy's Ferry.
Wall, ! shouldn't wonder. iur IL is .
mighty matter fur some folks 10 follss
,hsss roads here. they cir % crooked.
You arc travelin. l reckonp
Yes, | wanted 10 90 10 Dsbueys Ferry.
Got hin folks livin' down thar reckon.
No, ! have no relatives living 10 The
part Of tho oounify VIII this road lead
to the ferryS
Wall, you'll halter Al pap sbont that.
Hs tramps rom oil over the ucishbor
hood, while I'm dom The work sn' IL
ouehter know where all tho road. no to.
Where ia hep
Who. pspi
Yea
Wall Lawd oaiy tno~s Bu, reckon
The yallsr dog kin take you vhs' he il.
where u the ysllov does
I acst kuov that nuthrr. Yosli
batter ~ one u shs children
Where are the childrepf
The Lawd 10 Heaven only kaow,. s,rsn,
ger, fur l don't Jnst wait awhile an
mebby one OF EN- will hollar, fur ne
about time for one Of them 10 get snake
bit.
haven't time TO wait,
Wall, then, ! reckon you'll have 10 Jog
along the best way you kin.
l wish you would give me some inio,,
nation,
Yes, l reckon 40, fur have hesrn tell
that information Is = mighty ane thing
when pusson 10 pushed right hard ftr
II.
Where does that road over taerc lead
to2
Right TO Dsbney's Ferry.
Why that's tho road l want. Why
didn't you tell me9
Wsll. you didn't AZ me about that road.
You KEEP on talkin about sithin' else.
Wall. good day. Fl you travel rouu. here
muoh you'll l'srn:lo AZ fur what you want
without beAtin' about the bush.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06
0assr TAings DO Happen.

4 boy With . wonderful capacity for
oold water made . kind Of Nosh's srk
time Of IL Tor people who dwell around
the south park. There is tall stand pipe
near the park, where tho spriuklifg osrt
losds up. and the pressure from the pond
u thst point is something like . million
pounds 10 the square inch. Just what
possessed the aforesaid boy 10 climb that
stand pipe while the band WAS playing
gsily in the band stand will probably nsv,
or be known.
Possibly he had found life too GLOW d
the drinking fountain. aud IL msy bs Ls
didn't think he could do the stand pipe
sny harm. At any rate. be Skinned up snd
began monkeying with the cap 1t tbs top.
Afuli grown man with cold steel sppii'
snoes would undoub b.sdiy bsvs expert.
encsd considerable difficulty in uDfssten,
ing that cap. but the two'foot high urchin
found II essy enough. His accom- plish,
mept will surprise him to the end OF his
days. He vAs bending directly over the
pipe. stomach down. when the last thread
Of the cap screw was loosensd.
There was . swish and r0sr. aud the
million pound pressure sent volume of
water . Thousand iset into the cir IL
would have teen . msgbifcent spectacle
but for oDe feature which iroxs tho blood
10 the veius ol u.e assembled multitude
Az fsr ~ the eye could rescb. and sl'
most st the very top Of tho tower OF waller.
tiny speck slowly revolved II vas the
smsli boy. helpless. and feebly vsving
bis hands and feet 10 terror.
Fortunately ths tremendous force sup.
ported him, aud the centrifugal poser
conveying towards the sides Of the torrsnt
kept him ia the middle II Vas vet ~ork
looking on. bat for lev seconds nobody
dsred 10 move. Then brave member oi
police department recovered bis prsense
Of mind sud dsrted 10 tbs Park bonss tsl,
sphoos. A little later Bnpt Kiresn. Of
the wassr vorks. arrived on the scene, pais
bat dstermiaed.
The same thought seemed TO inspire
the crowd st the sams moment. Tor 200
voices exclsimsd: You moss let him down
rssyi Supt. Kisssp nesdsd 20 soch vssn
ing. He knew 10 shut od ihs supply
meant . terrible fall tor the hsIf drowned
led, Who bsd ceased " move up there
smoDg the stars. aud Nth touch ~ Ii sht
- . womsns be began 10 turn back tbs
ssiit tide 10 the main artery.
Inch by ioeh ths towsr Of ws,er dimin
ishedt incb by inch that smsli speck of
bnn.anity descended. Ths excitement sAs
nj concert pitch. Evsrvbodv spoke 10
hosrss whispers. Finally JOYOUS cheer
rang out The srchio was 10 feet from
the gsound. .snd scores Of arms vsss stretch
ID ont 70 recsivs him. Stand steady vas
lhs order. snd tbs lest spooofui Of vstef
uss tnrpsd %. snd the boy dropped safely
into The network Of bands. Thst bNsts
balloons. be ssid. ~ be ~ipsd his fscs
With bis dripping sleeve. Pail Hivss
] Qlobe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-06

Ia some parts Of the Southwest. -
ssrdiess Of the great growth Of towns snd
building Of school houses. says Chicago
Hersld writer. II 10 almost iUpossibls 70
get . direct spswer 10 . question. Ons
evening sbou. dnsk . man rode up TO .
fence surrounding lot near ths rosdsids
snd TINS addressed woman sbo wss ST.
tempting 10 persuade fev drops Of milk
from muiey oov:
Msdsm. ! sm lost.
Wall. that's wbut tbe preacher ssys is
the mstter siih the most Of us. a. !
reckon The beat thing 70 do y 70 git lisi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18

THE STATE or TRADE.

Flour dull and unchanged Whcat-sonthern ste.oy ana
qui-t; Fut1. 1880 Jongbery. sOas1c; Western IN
active: No winter red spot ana March 90 go
mixed mot and March 49, 63Gc April. 800 soc May
3Gc June 30lac. July. 81 a3isc August, 3,1a5' 70
steamer. 3j4c Oats quiet ana stag ~, az, Do n,,d
27e2sac; graded no. white. 291c. Rye Inactive
5oa57c LAY steady prime 70 choice timothy ~; oVd d
Provisions firm and unchanged Butter qul't anu
unchanged. Eggs strong, l3c. Petroleum mehansed
sugar steady; \ SOFT 5,iodGss. Copper easy; re-,
lined. do7. l34c. Whisky unchanged rIcnn,s ,o 10
Liverpool per steamer steady cotton zoe or
grain. Sd Cork for orders, Is ID i,oppoo h
oats IL 900 bush rye 1000 bush. shipmentoso1tour
800 bbls wheat as 600 bush corn; 2o9ooo Dusii
Sales Wheat % 600 bush corn, $4,000 bush
Buffalo March l7.-Wheat-No- | hard fairly active
OF 900 bush at 9sc 5000 bush at ?l4c ana
5000 Ole closed AZ 92.c asked 90 900 bush 70
shipped from here immediately: No Nothern co,ed al
Ole asked 1000 bush No Northern sold at
closed SIC Winter wheat IN fair demand car, No;
red sold SAC, and car No. white Michigan AT So
32s, aS3c No g. 3Sic; No. T. 32c. 32Ac on track; no
other grades here. Oats in fair demand and firm NO
white, y .d27sc; No. White. 26d262c; No mixed,
c5i2c &c track Barley quiet and unchanged. Rye
Rcceip,s-Wheat 5000 bush corn II 900 bush oats,
600 bush. shpmcntsWhcat, Il 600 BUSH corn. 10000
Boston March 17-Four quiet and unchanged Corn
quiet ard firm Short. firm but quiet. Provisions un-
changed aud firm. Butter unchanged and nrm Eggs
Ann and unchanged Cheese firm and unchanged Re-
cep,s-Four coo bbls, 1900 sacks corn, $4,000 bush
Chicago March 1.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
0cdcbcrs.

A BILE TEACHERS. Tutors Govcrne-,e-. Companions
"A church Singers. Ms'ron- suppl r.. - charge !;
-, nool. r.,or.re ended NJ, ". T.. DONoNANS Teach.
.r.' bureau. Musical Arcncf. 80 EAst l'ch.';
prSr f-NtUfr~ American and For .n supplied
n Tor ali ir,nchr. in ,i lorass no cn'rr" TEA'H
~ WANTED. n0 f1f e.|etaton Torn f0r sfarf,
I. + AVE-" Amer. -' '''''' ''''-
A MEXICAN $50 FOREIGN TEAt lilEo. AGENCY
n .urlfss PROTECTORS Tea herr. Tutor potcri'--rs
{ ~ COLLEGE. hO0l, and ismili', Apply 70
Mr.. J. f"l Np't'LI"N - Union square
nv RE UNION TEACHERS A6EN' !. Fsiab. 1850
i Sururs schools with teacher tea hers WIKI post on,
". d. KERR. Manager 10 Astor rae NrW-1 ok
" OMAN'S EXCHANGE IEA'HE III KtAN lior
w fo'n ..Nc. supple, professor, teacher notfrn'sc,.
u,ri.rs hous.kreusr- Ianions chap ron"s g.. 20
college. schools and families also hOoEN st"uosrd
rhe.. and copylsts ~ lusincs. frns .
Nls. = /, WIENER 900 ffh.at".. NHw-lork CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-18
l1nblit Noiirss.
I)l BLlC NOTICE.
iitr,cr OF lnE CLERK OF THE COMMON coUN.

OFFICE OF InE CLLRK OF THE COMMON coVN'
'iA' 5 iiHMi ly6 6nklM ar.h II. 1880.
to directions given me- IN ths following rso ,
ton which wa 'dop;'d el ,ne ,o" Mon II"I so ,l
i,,.o'"'d fh., ths ,sh da, Of March. 1870 at
Room 50 il ciy Hal be- ana h'f.h, ar, De-. snatd a.
oss saocis al Suiia,, itaro.d 1onpauy TO IN.
Common Council ~ ih' ,it! o ~" - V,., lot u, @
alton q IL surface railroad de-cribCa n ne e
r iron Of ~ ' .o 'Gi ioS4 co i s 81 hi, 80 hoard
.ai"s c ame ior fourteen days ,Nc-c Of sunday 9
sS ,e gsTI y oSoi to- Mao i J acnS 70 IT,
Visions Of claptt ~ Of The Laws Of 1851 such ad'c'-
nag 20 HS No t * Ger,y ei,a that At the place
S'Sa y" * 6iri sTn i ,&% 81 GF& E1LRoHD
SoNrN$ ~, WI n De- Laws u Issi a. wy
thu Honorable The Common Council Of The CITY Of New
Tho pStitlon OF tho "Ncw.YerA city suburban city
Raj osa Soap-E ,ssp.e3 ,nST aly orrani,od ard
ssrpostc 9scr , aa II ysqs e S a ,S u
provide FOR TIE conjunction cit"slol m,.mtenln,s ana
oprra,on Of troe Trr5ree .o@as @aa & ism fo
ne parDo'e Of constructing qahiaIane add operating
street surface railroad Tor public usc IA The consanee Of
snG og a., y oar 1917 ,a,9 M ' to
Constructed msinlaind ana OPERATED upon Ahp aoas u
s,rfec. Of tns io.9nns X.y"rH S ana ST. Of
e! Ssr ~ o. W.; ss"''''A ''a"' '"' ' %
and iy.iourh street and Eighth aysnue thence saS,rly
along on hanSTd as M S dad To- and r rS
Dam Central rdss to Jerome sSeHqe and along
ery via to the junction OF Burnside ave
ssa n" S, s aScSue saad for p@6 49, The
ro sne 4" point at or near the entrance gate OF
woodlawn Cemetery Ana 'ad road being also win q
nade a@"e, eaSssy hSgs@ and S "Po" S g.S'S
% ae Si" q
said street TO ie Junction Of Railroad avenue in Ir
s@s sGans road 5 to g@
With the necessary connections, switches sid