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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-07-24
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-07-24
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |

TISHoMINGo COUNTY.
10 the Board of Supervisors of afore-
said County in said State:
| respectfully make application to your
Hon. body for License to sell at retail
Vinous and Spurious and Malt liquors
in the First Supervisors District of Said
County of which | am resident citizen
and a male person over the age of twenty
one years, and set forth that said liquors
are to be sold by me in frame building
sixteen feet square, situated on tho East
side of Bear Creek, about fifty yards
from said creek, and about one hundred
yards above the ferry landing between
Passport, Miss, and RiverLon, Ala, on
fractional section 26 -T-2 R--ll, T., and
Have no partner. w. ii. SHEFFIELD
We, y,.ur petitioners, whose names are
hereto signed, respectfully state that
they and each Of them are real estate
owners and resident citizens Of and in
the tirst Supervisors District Of Tisho-
mingo County, Miss, that w. IL. Sheffield
is male person over the age of twenty
one years, and is a resident citizen Of
said District, County, and State that he
is OF good moral character and sober
and suitable person to receive License to
sell vinous, Spurious and Malt liquors
aud they Recommend him to that effect,
and they pray that he be granted by an
receive such license from your Hon. body.
" NJ Grisham, George Washington,
s Davis, J d Curtis, W j Yarber, b
Iarber. j w Walker, 8 A Bonds, Il W.
Dawkihs, r G Wingo, J II Curtis, C Cur
tis, W J Medley, 4 Z Dean, D II Glover,
J IL Thompson,J Ohm GilcIist, Aldridee,
Daniel Helton, 2 WOOD, Julls's Robert
son, Dallis Mccauiey, M Iuonerviile,
NJ Brewer hopin Josiin, Dean,
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-07-24

pect it to do all homo work frce of
chargs-honm tho town, praise the
merchants, assist them in selling
their waste places, invite people 70
come here and buy Of them. aIl for
nothing, and then when they have
work TO do send 1t off to some other
Office, who does nor give snap Of
their finger for the town or the peo-
Pile. This is just the reason that no
newspaper man can prosper in 1uka.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-07-24
Announcements.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

pELEGATEs FROM STATE AT LARGE.
1st Dist. II. L. Muldrow, J. A.
Blair.
I'd Dist. b. Booshe, E. Mayss.
Sd Dist. W Magruder. j. .
McNeily
4tb Dist. y. q, George, Frank Bur-
kitt.
9TH Dist. r.. G. Hudson. J. W,
Fewell.
9Th Dist. -. II. Jones. L. S Ford.
7th Dist. S. Sexton, Patrick
Henry.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-07-24
I he Liver

N'!le& ptit of oMer. involves every organ of
The body. Remedies for some other derange-
ment are frequently taken without the least
effect. because it is the liver which is the real
source OF the trouble, and until that is set
right there can be no health. strength. or
cemiort in any part of the system. Mercury,
in some form. is a common specific fora Slug
gish lker; but far safer and more effective
medicine il
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-07-24
Gems of Thougt.

He is well paid that is well satisfied.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
aasFarA

Where togo OH the 4th Is az hard Il
question 10 solve as the getting Of new
bonnet IL with some women.
The press Of the country should arise
III It's might against the infamous louis
lana lottery. the greatest fake Of the age.
Seven dodgers over Il NJ Robertson's i
feed store, IN this city, all voters, were all
missed by the census cnumeratora. Re-
ports Indicate that the number for the
entire city will amount 10 considerable.
A young ladies walking club has been
organiEed in Seattle. They walk a. day
break twice "A week in blue suits, drcsses
reaching 10 top Of shoes, broad soled shoes.
4 very remarkable theft was commit.
ted in our peaceful village last week. Mr
Byrne. one oi liayeayiile's enterprising
farmers, lost "a number Of new potatoes
and chickens, and one OF his cows came
home already miiked.-IlayesYille cor.
Salem Journal.
Another evangelist has been on our
streets and finished without being ar
rested. People do not have To- listen "a
street evangelists. II they don't like
their style they should at least leave them
alone. They certainly are not as much
oi nuisance as the street fakes licensed
To rob the public.
A year ago II was generally understood
and practically agreed thas this year the
companies OF tho End regiment should be
invited To Salem on the 4th TO enjoy the
hospitalities oi the Salem company. Ow
ing To the parsimoniousneps Of the peo
pie there the military part was left out
and, as a result, no Invitations were H.
sued, fact some Of the companies ar,
feeling quite sore about.
A niekelin-the-slot machine in Boston
confronts the equestrian who alights a
the sidewalk with the legend writer
across It's front: Drop nickel in tbs
slot and III hold your horse" lie put
| in the nickel and the iron hands unclasI
the bride rein Is dropped into them ant
they close again. There you are. Th'
horse is held. The rider goes of abou,
his business. In half an hour he returns
There Is the machine and there Is th'
horse. But the first legend has disap
peared and in its place is the inscription
IN characters Of living light: Give me
quarter and I'll let him CO."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

The glorious 4th at Lebanon will be
q big thing. The officers Of the day will
he: NJ 4 Miller, President, J l. cowan,
OF Albany, lion 7 J Black. Of Iialscy, Hon
jeff Myers. Of Scio. Sam May, Of Harris.
burg, Henry Moran, OF Sweet Home,
Geo Davis, of Shedd, Hon ] X More
lock, of Brownsville, aud g NJ Smith, OF
Jefferson, yice-PresIdcnts. Marshal, J X
kirkpatrick, aided Ivy X 4 Irvine and
Geo Humphrey. VIM VI kizer will be
speaker, Prof Wright the reader, and
Rev iianleiter, chaplain. There will be
hose contest for sis and tl5; base
ball game for boys under 20 for $i5; q
100 yard foot race for IS, a 80 yard foot
race for IS; fat mans race for 50; Il
ladies race for IS; sack and wheelharrow
races for $3.50; a baseball game, free foi
all, for $25, plugugglies and a grand ball
The train for the front will leave Al
bany at O'Clock, reaching Coe Mt 10 30
returning leave there ut 3, reaching Al
bany at !, giving splendid opportunity
for fishing, etc.
/ Salem will have the best band display
( in the state, az well as band contest
The game Of base ball between the Dal
| las and Salem mines will he worth wit
Messing. river steamer will leave her
at q O'Clock for those desiring TO go b,
| water.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
rnE BODIES rousD.

Since our last issue the bodies OF Ros
eoe Goss, Alley Matthews and Thy Me
Farland, drowned in the Cnlipooia Fri
day evening were oil found, after II long
and persistent search, displaying u gem
eral interest anil sympathy not often
Witnessed. Men left their business and
took the graphing hook and faithfully
went over the same ground time after
time. About o'clock Saturday the
shute on the left Of the Magnolia dam
was opened. From the appearance oI
the bodies IL Is probable that before then
they had been under the falls, after that
floating down into the place where
found. Previous To that several blasts
had been made in the place from which
the were taken, and had they been there
then the faces would undoubtedly have
been more bruised.
About q o'clock q aon of II fampmnn
and another boy found the body Of Mr.
Gloss in the SAME place where drowned
bodies on other occasions have been
found. Sunday about 10 o'clock the
body Of Alley Matthews WIS found bv
Mr. james, Of the Oregon Land Co, and
about ~ o'clock that 0f Tay Mcfarland,
by Mr. A ID Lacy, both in about the same
place. All Of them were quite natural
though slightly bruised, u small cash be-
ing cut in each Of their faces.
Owing to the length Of time bodies had
been In the water early funerals were
called for the boys. That of Alley
Matthews occurred at the residence ol
Mr. A y Matthew'S, on Washington street,
at o'clock, Rev llnnlciter conducting
tho services, that Of Tay Mcfarland, on
the lawn Mt the Mcfarland residence,
Rev u Fisher conducting the services,
In each ease attended by an immense
number Of our citizens, whose sympath-
les had gone out, Az rarely witnessed, 10
the parents and relatives Of the bright,
manly boys, whose lives were 80 full Of
bright prospects. Both boys had been
students Of the College together, and In
the recent undergraduates cxerciscslwere
members Of the well drilled company Of
Tyroa. who were 80 heartily encored.
The remaining fourteen members of the
Company appeared at each funeral In
the costumes worn on the occasion, with
their little guns and offerings Of green,
presenting an affecting sight, particularly
10 the many who had witnessed the en-
tertainment.
'Aii thzt's bright must fade
The brightest still ths aSssest.
All that's AssaL vas maze
Hut to be lost ahen sweetest"
The bodies were followed 10 their graves
by u large number Of people including
u host Of school children, who had only
known but 10 love their departed com
panions. Many pretty floral offerings
were placed on the graves Of the boys.
The body Of Mr. Goss was cmhalmed
and will be taken on Wednesday 10 Oak
land, Cal, his former home, for burial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
WEDNESDAY.
Seattle had a 500 600 ti,s a,.niah..

Seattle had 500. 600 lire last night.
There viii be improvements in Albany thi, J
,ar not yet on record.
The frma" Bleck ia b,iug given dress
OF erinen', that ~ill add materially t1 it, ap-
psaraic &C aud maze il loot like a new struc.
ture.
The Signal service has keen discol tinued
until weather arrives that needs signaling.
Ia the mean time look out for dry weather
until tho middle vi September.
Mr. Vanderpool. OF Benton county, is ir
the city with load Of his nnsuI passed hon
ey. There is a charm to MIR Va style Of
selling it that ia quite taking.
A special train arrived at l2 o'clock lalt
nigh, from the Bay with passengers aud per-
ishaLle goods from the San Francisco steamer.
Mr. aud Mira Joutd,u, Of Umatills county,
| arrived in Albany this noon. on visit to
| friends, and are the guests oi Mr. Robt Coma.
NJ and Mrs Jeurdan ate former residunts OF
| Albany.
At Pendleton, Saturday, a hnrSs's throat
was cut in u singular mauber. A rope
shute had been made IN which To ospta,e the
animal, and the horse ran into the rope at
tull speed, Catching its neck on The obstruc.
tion. Its windpipe was severed.
Mr. Wall, a brother law tf conductor
Huston, of tho Albany Local, died at Rose
berg yesterday. A very handsome wreath.
made by Mrs A ID Barker and daughter, was
placed ON the coffin which passed north to
Portland with the remains.
despatch to the 0regonian yesterday
from Albany stated that Mr. Workmaster.
at this city. was Frustrated with heat. Tnii
was rot fact. He had an apoleptjc stroke
} to which no was subject. regardless of heat
, This most emphatically is not clmst,
where people get prostrated with heat ae-
cording to the writer's observation.
Rev A Hanna has been in our city dur
ing the week on his annual visit with ole
friends. Since he left here, four years ago
toftane has smiled upon the reverend gentle
man, and he is now comfortably located a
: Woodstock, Washington, where he is paste
of q large congregation. He still has
warm feeling for the Willamette valley, bu
from business standpoint Whatcom count,
is far in advance.-Corvallis Times. Re
Hanna was in Albaay yesterday bound fo
his Washington home, and DEMOCRAT ma
had the pleasure of shaking him by tn
hand.
Some Corvallis people are quite mad be
cause Pr, Grim particularly was discharge
from the Agricultural College. A sores
pendent OF the Times in an address to th
Regents, SAYS: elias Prof Grimm no claim
upon you and the peoples Look ard lear
He first saw the light of the day upon hi
fathers farm in Marion county. aud all hi
halowed memories of youth cling to the so
of Oregon. A part Of his grand liberal an
technical education was acquired in the co
lege from which he has been deposed. Il
is the beat equipped man in his line of wor
available to dav in the United States, at
salary of $4,000"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
5Hs,
NATIONAL SURGICAL IsarIItrE. SO
gt sH STREET. s.f

One more or Surgeons representing
this Institute will be at the Principal ho
tel. Harrisburg, July. ti,h The Aiding.
ton Hotel, Brownsville, July 18th the ~
Charles Hotel, Lebanon, July 10Th the
Revere House, Albany, July 18th. and at
the Occidental Hotel. CoivaI l., July 18th.
Thi. Institute Is specially devoted 10 the
treatment Of curvature of the spine, dis
cascs OF the hip ard knye joint, crooked
limbs, club feet and all bodily deiormitics
Their success la treating these trouhleA as
well As all chronic diseases has msde for
the Institute national reputation. All
persons who are suffering from any oi
these complaints. should not fail 10 take
advantage of this opportunity for relief.
Reicrchce may be had to the folloSing
resident: T. y ConLi. Albany; L
Mcfarland. Albany = Morris, Scio
Mrs Kate 'IeCune, Lee banon G Zumwal,
Irving.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
ara LITTLE WORRIES AND IIus.

It is Inc little things Of life, the worries Of
TO- day and Tomorrow, that make the crows
feet around our eyes. So the little pains Of
an hour or minute break down the consti-
tution. Look after the li't'c lila. BIandreth' s
Pills cure dyspepsia, or lndigeAtion, headache,
pain III the shCuldees, coughs, tightDess o!
the chest, dizziness, sour stomach, bad taste
in the mouth, bilious attacks, palpitatioa of
the heart, Inflammation Of the lulgs. Pain
in the region of the kidneys, and a hundred
other painful symptoms are the offspring OF
dyspepsia. One or two pills every right ia
sufficient Brandreth's Pills are sold 10
every drug end medicine store. either plain
or sugar coated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
PERSONALS.

Carl btilieT. of nendocino City, passed through
?. y. recently. lie says, Joys Vegetable Ear
sspariIla. entirely cured his liver aud Kidney
uosble."
Eob't ]. EArry. Assistant Superintendent Pail
man Palace Car Company, while ia California
last summer, did not sunsT with his usual sick
headaches. lie gave Joy . Vegetable saFsap pAriila
~ the preventing agent
Joan ". Cor lives As 7a5 Turk st.. =. p. lie
nscd 20 10 aaiIetsd with sick headaches lie
ksd one attack the day he com meuced taking
Joys Vegetable sassaparilia, but none sinea.
They are done.
c. A. Bushnell, OF the Murphy puiiding,
NaEketsL, n. r., suffered with indigestion aud
dyspepsia ia ia worst form for years. til Joys
Vegetable Easaspafills came to bis relief Hs
nov recommends IL 70 everybody similarly Rt
Allotted.
Mrs. DR.. J. IT. Nason. OF No. 1865 Market g.
q ". whose trouble WEs chronic bllionAnes.
says Of Joys Vegetable sarsspSriIlS, at. action
on The liver and Kidneys Ia decided and ] an
steadily iiaPfoTlnE.
A. ". BogsFt is @ wholesale shoe msnufsetu
rer, a. 7so Mission ST. 4. y. lie says" Joys vese
table Eassnpsriila has given hita eatITs relic
from bIs indigestion and dyspeFsiA"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
Weather

Summary Of Meteorology for June. 1890,
from observations taken at Albany, Linn Co,
Oregon, by John Briggs. vol. observer for the
Signal Service, U S. Army.
Highest barometer on the 81. 90 95.
Lowest barometer, on the %. 29.70.
Mean barometer for the month. % Sc.
Highest daily average Of lar. 90 94.
Lowest daily average Of bar. 30 73.
Highest temperature on the 3lts, SO.
Lowest temperature on the lst,. 80
Mean for the mouth Gas.
Highest daily range Of ther. on the s, Il.
Lowest daily range Of ther. on the &c, IL.
Mean temperature at a. m. daily 5S.
Mean Temperature at 2 p. III. daily 1877
Mean temper ature at 0p. m.daily 500.
Prevailing directions Of wind, N II s
Max Velocity or force, g.
Total rainfall or melted snow, l.4i.
Depth Of snow at end Of month, 0.
Number Of days on which .0l inch or NOR,
rain fell, 10.
Number Of days Of cloudincss average
scale Of 10. 10.
Of30 days observations 6 were clear, Il
cloudy, / tair, rain, 0 hazy. 0 overcast,
smoky.
Frost on the mornings Of 0 days.
| Temp: 0 3 on average OF IL years.
Rainfall,-0 Is on average of II years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

AHEAD OF TME.-The freshest and best
groceries and fruits in the market at Jas
L Powell & Co.'S.
Get your canned goods at Jas + Powell
81 Co.'S.
Jas + Powell & Co lead in the grocery
business.
Jas Powell & Co are rushed with busi-
ness because they have the goods and give
bargains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

BRfSo ALoxo YouR Srocg, II yon wan
TO send them to Pasture, where they
will have the best of feed, good shade,
with plenty OF water. New hog tight
fence. Horses and cattle at so cents per
head per week. Lots Of twenty or more
at reduced rates. All stock must be
paid for before taken away. Apply 10
the undersigned at the ST Charles hotel,
or Thos Daniels on the farm ut Clover
dale. will take good care OF all stock
intrusted 10 my care, but will not be
responsible for any accidents that may
occur. +. l.. SUcn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

JuDGE PPEs.-Governor Pennoyer, yes
terday, appointed Hon M l. Pipes, OF
Corvallis, judge OF the 2nd Judicial Dis
trict, vice II Bean, resigned. Mr. Pipes
is vigorous newspaper writer and is
said to be well versed in the intricacies
OF the law. We congratulate Mr. Pipes
on his appointment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

A BIC LOAD The last steamer did one
good thing for Albany. II brought a large
supply OF apricois, orarges. lemons, pota-
toes, squashes, beans, peas, cucumbe.s s.
cauiiilower, tomatoes, etc, and left the
at ] + Powell & Cos. where tho best In iht
market can always be found.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04
REAL ESTATE sALEs.

Uuno 80, =. III. to July ., 3 p, m.l
Hiram Smith, by Sheriff, TO Walter
Brown, q bl. Harrisburg. .,...s IS
Hiram Smith, by Sheriff, To Wal
ter Rrawn, - acres, 10 " 4,.. 30
Geo I Jones 10 Mrs Lizzie slason,
50 acres, IL " . ............ 200
J w Cuslck 10 Fred W Blumberg,
n hall, bl 3, C's A, Albany 80. 1000
] Il Roberts to B NJ Huston. ct ~,
lots SO and 7, bi li3, H's A.. 1880
J & File to Alex + Davis, lO0xl4S
feet, KS A. Lebanon ......... 80
Il Kirkpatrick to A Dodge, l2sx
26i feet, Lebanon ............ 200
Noah Shank Ia Geo Huston, lao
acres, IL " wl....,,-.,..,,..., 2i4O
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

BLAcKBERRIEs.-Leave your orders at
las L Powell & Co.'S for wild blackberries.
They have made arrangements for q
large supply, and will give five pounds
a pound to box-for a gallon, not foul
boxes as many do.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

ALBASY Marble and Granite Works. .Hay-
ing lately purchased the stock OF A Riggs
and g w Harris, we shall be pleased to
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.
EGAN & AoHIsoN
next door TO Democrat officel Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

WooD SAVING Marshall & Son, with
their steam saw are prepared TO saw wood
with promptness on short notice. Leave
rders at Deyoe & Froman Bros. orFarm.
rs Warehouse