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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

PROVIDENCE. p l., Oct. 8O.-While a
freight tsain was standing In the north
ern part OF ths city two steel bridge
girdsrs. with which = car was loaded.
becans displaced and swung across the
adjoining track. striking a passenger
train on the New York. Providence &
Boston road Daniel McDermotI of
Pawtaokst. and y. @. Peabody. psssen-
gers. were instantly killed, and Fred
Bent, % Cedar Falls. vas probably IA
tally injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
He QUIT.
dsv~rnor CanpseiI Resigns from the
Drckworth Club of Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Oct. 30.-About a week
ago the Duokworth Club of this city.
one OF the most influential Democratic
organizations in ths West, passed reso-
lutions censuring Governor Campbell
for his action in demanding the sboli-
tlon Of the old board of public improve
ments The resolutions were mailed to
the Governor and Wednesday night the
following reply was received:
"GENrLsNsS: Ihsvc heard with surprise
and sorrow VI at the Duekworth Club Of Cincin-
natl has formally ssnsured me tor performing
al oeciai duty cf the sravest nature No self
respecting man desires 10 be anihated with
those who could perrstratc such an indignity
upon him I therefore tender my resignation as
snenoer Of ysur club.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

ST. LoUIs. Oct. so. Miss Cora Shfck-
Ter committed suicide by taking Rough
on Rats at St Louis Wednesday.
Three years ago she was engaged to her
cousin, but the match was opposed By
both families, and last winter a law
was passed by the Missouri Legislature
torsidding such marriages Recently
the cousin married another girl, and
since then Miss Shicklor has been dos
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
Favors tn. silver standard.

WASHINGTON, Oct 3o-Patrick Egan,
United States Minister TO Chilli, has
ssnt the State Department communi-
cation from tbs President OF that re-
public approving the proposed adoption
of silver standard and predicting that
nothing would increase the commerce of
the United States with the South
American republics more than its en-
fnrcAma-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

BosroS, Ocs 80 Miss Agnes Nc
Csrthv Moore. one Ct the best known
Irish patriots OF Boston, and whose po-
ems il praise ~ Erin have been read
wherever ths Ergiisb language IL
SPOKEN, died here IHssdsT. aged 50
Shs was born IN Ireland. cane here St
al early age, received q good education
and becaus an ardent advocate Of the
Ir.sa raaaa
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
VII NoT FtpsEATE.
The Lsoometivs EngiRssrs Decids 20 re-
msis lscepsBd~sI

=
msis lscepend~st
PTTTspuHeH, Pa. Oct So.-Tbere VIII
be no general federation of locomotive
engineers wish hrakeEen. hremsR
ductors and other rsilwsf employees
Last week q majority report fsForinr
federation presented AZ The brother
hood convention in this city ~as dsfest~
ed Since that vote Was taken the con
vention has spent considerable tine c's-
cussinF tie question and b&s finally ee-
cided not - join with sny other crgsnl-
EatioD. The matter has been left ~1tk
each Of the fortv-fve divisions - A. -
theT nay deem proper. They msT, y
they think IL necessary. Join hands
with other frsinmen when Differ
ences arise between railroad CON
papies and their employees This bss
long been the rule adhered - BY The
brotherhood
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

ST LotTs. ocE - Tortb.F erarfns.
ton Of tbs bcoks o. Pred G. Nshl ths
snbszzling book fs~psr 81 NDsllsr
Bros. develops tbs Tact ikst n, short
srs. inst.s1 ei being ss.ooa il ever
So, 600 ~its probability thst IN. ss-
fslcatlon vili rsseh even msre for.
ni1aeis fTsres Nskl IA still in jsil
where &c v.s r,sosS thr.. weeks age
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

A Eu.b.ns end wf. ssroo.tsa ~ oss 10
Cbtesse

CR1cAos. Oct 80 william Eottiiur
and wife. Who only Wednesday took OF
their abode in the boarding house 81
Ralph Gstes ~ .<S7 Ellie svenus. we're
found oe.s In he'd They nd
been asphyristed by rss Whether
or not the ease vas one q
suicide has net yet been dssermineo
Their roous Wa allied vita gss. ths 5et
being ternsS OF. The occUpsnts - tbs
be.rsinr house ssv TIE couple scfee
naturally Nesnes8sT night snt po rec
son 4. knows Why thsF shouio attempt
self-sestructlon. The case Ia being n
eestlested
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

CRY oT NrrFoo. va Galveston. OF.
20 Reports cortirus to be recsfve5 -
damage by foods "a tss state e Jslisco.
Az c.Fotis1 usmb.r of houses vsfs
carried away 81 ths feods A Amsca
a vfilsr. In 3siisoo. . nHxber q Vsf-
sens were sre~ns1 sns eevsrai dwsb-
inss we're carried svsy A Ttusssup.
After Fifty scurs - rain. mary bousss
rs~s fsewsTsd
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

~ TT H.f.-H~ u - = -'-9-
sion was reviewed BY ArchbishcP Free
han and bis guests from the balcony q
tie Auditorium Motel
Five thousand childEen ot The paro-
chial schools rathereG - The Audito-
rum at 10 q m. % extend
their greetings 20 Archbishop Pee.
han Nearly al nAticnslltiss were
represented Americans, Germans.
French. Italians. PclAndsxs. Bohsmisns
Irish and negroes. Each ostiouslity.
through children chosen for the par
pose. addressed the venerable prslats,
and mary patriotic songs we're sang.
Altopether Il was an inspiring sight
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
ns DsEw A GUN"
An okiaheH2 Statesman Protects HiEa-
self Against Lobbyists.

sotf Against Iobbtists.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Oct ss.-There WAS
lively tins ia the Territorial LeTis-
lsture wednesday. The Klnrnsher cap
itsl bill was up FOR confederation, and
the lehbying friends Of the measure
were circulating freely on the floor.
The speakers attention was called by
Representative Terrell. of Guthrie, TO
this infraetlon Of the rules. but be re-
fused 70 have the lobbyists elected. Rep
resentative Terrell thereupon drew a
large revolver from his pocket and said
that II tho House could not be protect
cd by its own rules ne, al all events.
would protect himself from the insults
Of the insolent lobbyists. The sight OF
the revolver caused stampede, and
what few members were left in the
chamber Immediately adjourned tho
House.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31


Ssth the nstAod ard results WIEN
kyEsp u kigs Is takea; Is Is pleasant
and refreshing - ths taste. asd scts
Feasly yss pronpiiy en- the kidneys.
LAYER aud Bosels. clesnses The So
teEn eEectgzIly. dispsls eclds, had
sehss xna fsysrs asa cares habitn&i
constipation syrup q tigs . the
enly remedy ef Ia had ever pro-
duced, pleasing = the tasts and az
eept2bls % the stomach, prompt In
IL actioa and truly beneficial IN Is
effects. prepared only from the n0st
healthy and agreeable substances. It's
mAay excellent qualities commend u
o. al and hare made iE the ncst
popular remedy fnovn.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale In SOC
ard sl bottles 57 all heading drug
gists. Aay s,ii.ble druggist w1O
may not have L en- hand VIII pro
euro it pronptly for any one whs
wishes 10 try i Do not accept any
mbstituta.
CALIFORNIA Fie syrup co.
So FR1sc4scc. cAl.
fsekskAlE. ~. asa Fosx ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

oscxorA. ark.. o. ss.-W \. Jones.
proulp.ns psysician q this pace.
ssct ass kiiles sis wifs and Ser psrz-
raoar. DwizAt N.kirsey. a pross-reas
plantsr and rssf ns'shbor - ths
~Avz{rts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

NkE1sTEE. n ~. Oct - -T-hs schsf
ule ~ ssses . fls< ~ p = Peters
vfts ths essntv slsfk shs-s ovsr - ess
90 n sirst sbs ir c.ss ths creditors
az sbls r rssltrs uron tss property a.
iist.S sv.rTs~tg ~lli - PAD ssS ths
lsr bsr bsrss VII hsv. snsr bslsncs
isft Tks sxscs snsosf ~ ssssts -
sfvss r. %. sehss nls a - ga so -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Mrs. Eliza Fuller, Of Chicago, died
during ht of coughing while visiting
at Joliet, III. Wednesday.
Clarence A. Bailey. farmer living
near Adrian, Mich, was killed Wednes-
day afternoon by a falling tree.
In his annual report Governor Shoup,
of Idaho. estimates the value OF the
taxable property Of the State at so5.-
53i. sos.
Secretary Rusk has approved the pro-
ceedinFs of the council of the Menomi-
nee Indians In Wisconsin for the sale OF
thsir tinbs
Jewish residents in England will
present an address TO Cardinal Manning
conTrstulating him on his golden iub-
lice as clergyman.
p. Bozcman and Cy Allen were fatal
" injured and Bozsman's foufing-mills
at Marion, Kan, were wrecked by the
burSting Of boiler.
John w. Duffy. formerly Of Burling
ton, Ia, while walking along a street in
Denver was seized with henorThase
and died almost instantly.
Fire Tuesday night destroyed the
First National Bank and the Phillips
block at Bellevills, Kan, causing loss
OF s55, Ooe; partially insured
Norris Wrttx son OF London cap
italist was shot By an unknown per-
son while hunting near Cumberland
Gap, Tenn, Wednesday, and Will die.
Tully Scott, Democratic candidate fer
Congress- in the Sixth Kansas district
has Withdrawn In favor of W 4 Baker,
the candidate OF the Farmers Allisnoe.
The ship on which Captain John
Orth. formerly Archdpke Johann Saliva
dor, sailed from Mentevideo nearly
four months ago is supposed 10 have
been lost
Secretary Window has appointed J X.
Moore, Of s.. Paul. 10 be chief OF ths
appointment division Of the Treasury
Department 70 succeed T. f. Byrnes
resigned.
After ballotinE for Eve weeks the Re
publican conference at Williansport, oi
the sixteenth Pennsylvania district
Wednesday morning nominated A. G
Hopkins for Congress-
Miss Margaret Foley. rs years old
committed suicide IN her room in Bal
timore by asphyEiating herself with
gas She had lost nearly al her prop
erty and feared poverty.
Kronberg Castle. once The residence
oi Martin Luther, has been purchsseS
By the Empress Frederick, Who vii
convert IL TO an institrtion ef charity
ia memory OF her husband
Frank Lausen. aged -. was struck b
Lake shore train near sckoolcraft
Mich. Wednesday, nsrAlng sad nearll
killed. Hs FELL scEoss 30. track whii'
tgfsriaE from ar epileptio A.
Tro hunsr.d sorss Of land a. Ar
reohsn. Staten Island. hare ben solt
70 rsrrssentstive ~ the Chicago. 81
Paul \ Esasas City rosd Tor <s,5. oos
Is = hslisves tsst he tract al - uss'
FOR stoek ysfia
Wednesday Benjamin FrankliE Sher
mss sis6 At New YORK. sss5 - Tsars
lie r. zss fsrtsas spFinr ths Nsr =.
Importing runry ssEs vsieh be sola :
the Gcvsrn u.ent q =. useS "a forsiscs
tlons ~ssn fHst nith s..&
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

CarcAso. 0ct s0- Dispatches froo
many points il Ulinois. Wisconsin.
Nfchfrzr snd cthsr NorthH Hestern
States rsrors light snow-storms. snow
ls froun fear % ssK inches deep al ever
No-taarr Wsrorsin
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
'JAxss Z. CAMPBELL"
PUNlSHiNG THE BLACKS.
The Town OF Vita. In East Africa. stormsd
and Burned By British Troops Many
Natives Killed and Price Put on the
Sultsns Head.

LONDON, Oct So.-Advices from Nom
basA state that 600 seamen and $50
Indian troops took part in the storming
OF the town Of Vitu. which was captured
and burned Tuesday by the forces sent
there to punish" the natives for
massacring . number of Germans
Many Of the natives wsre killed. A
few mem oers Of the British force were
wounded A reward Of 10. 900 rupees has
been offered for the cspt9ge OF Bakari,
the Sultan Of Vitu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

wAsErSsrox, Oct 80 Pvssfssnt
H.rrtse. sax Assorn-v (1sneral Miller
wil lsave w2ssirssse fsr In5iasarclis
sftssv Ss-ssy .~.nise - AsaSsy
zoraing tsr ne purpose e voting -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Csrr so % r.
Cars - wsrksa rstSsT sctirt on iocAi
srd shirainf sc~c1xt euctatiors rzEr>t "a
8 "a 2t f~ escfos = feacT sFfrF - >t~srs !;
- re- Q isr zoot .. sssst. =. eH<e = -
rcwrea - ~ =. y re- = - r~teAs~s
s-~~-s e. see = - E>.<4s-s 81 = E fer
Tsrsss a. 80 = ssr we.ss-ss ~ 80 - isr
F-.ssys 80 - f~r Cs~s 49, = So
B1ls sxs ke ~0s 'sr rssi Csv~
E1ss-Nssss srtfv. srt - sses rsnFei
- A. ssT - ssr rsFs a. seaz = - heas toxs.
g. 8ssE - r~wss rsc<fsf NsetH for
ssF-f 80 - ssa<Fi ass ses~J r.sslze ss4
saPr'<s - - - q
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

LorTsvTrrs Ey. OF - TIE ircor-
rorstion rSpsrr for re tetseco coua-
ssrr ~kies sr brsres rssrir a. ~
issSirs wsrssrussuen lf ttls citT $40
Creinnst v.rs fie5 to-dsF. TIE cap
itsl ssocs is a. go8. CSC. ons taf PIE
fsrrss. sns tss srinci psl riress ~ bssi-
pss~ a.. I-ulsvils sd Clncirrsti 7 be
ors.s sisstio. ~fIl c-ntrel nirs-tenths -
~. 3.sf1 1sesaoce t-sa. - this rrFion
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Crwr7xrs7L o. e1-t 7fross-ets-
sr>s a. frvv ssrrs-sst ~ ss7s ffsi
shs bo6lss - Jets Tsirb. fireman. asa
Jotr Ronsforsfr srakema8. Vte xsrs
sapp-s@s - 49, beer burpss fn 80
reeent esEi ls,sn ass So sf sl.zsfs a.
sg tunbsL have bssn fsans bssiss sss
track IL he 8sbrlk
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Tvzrr~. OF t-A hsrs - ns1rr
}8~k--.ir c~ustT Care hsvs unr6srea
rlrl nxusS F1ssszsz sss ssE netEsE
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

ToroxTe. oz&. Oct - --Frsrk Losses.
vko oocss8.5 . cosss.ntial position
with =. = Latch . CO. q Il Leafs,
srs .ss stsoers.s ,h>zt tsTss nss-tAs
sss wlth fesst q TIE trss rasnsr
vss srsskss = Iefsrts ~ks-s ks 49,.
= - f.ssisn - pTi~sts tsssctfTs sra
Mr. L.~a sss ssfsrss5 ffs. 80 = tss
svrss nsnsy Es Isff vits tAs we
re. fsr S. Leafs Wednesday sorning
IS unssrsses3 a. he wla nes n>
pSoseests9. - .---- -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
FLoUR-cuiet and steady. Spring Patents,
t5Oo155o; Bakers, s3 4O14oo; straiehts H5o
G47S; wintsr Pstssts, n.so35.5; Clears. 900
04so
vEEAT-Ruled ruled steady and firm. No.
2 cash. slooAael.ol; Dscezeer, sio2k1LO3f,
and May t.es~iosH.
CoRS-Fairly Sctivo snd armer. No. 2.
s2Se5Jc: No yellow. SfHc. Va 5 523Ec No
Yeiiov. 54c: Esvenber. 52e53c; December.
59s57se; JazGsry, &Sssso; msy, HA9
B5Hc.
oArs-Moderatsiy sctiYe and steady. no. g.
zsh02Hc; Decsnser. <3<S$5ite; May <6ss0
aye Samples Il fair sUF,.y and steady. No.
q 4astse; no 2 white. <sseUke, No. q
49, 147e: Ne White. t7Gtso
ETs-Stesog ard 81 fair request. No. 2
cash 67e; 0ctober. s7c. December, eac. sample
lots. ca esssefsr Eo. g. and ss<eo5o FOR No. :
BArLsI-wss qui., ans ts-e. Ne. No
venssr, 7Eetso Samples. common, 5sse2c;
good Z. chslce 9prsc and extra lots atT237sc.
MRS. PsRx--HsTs.t rather suist, and prices
rolsd srmsr. euotstions ragged az fioes1
Ioa@ fsr cash. SO "a 90 for October; So. 30
zlsss FER Deeenssr: fi2 o.. .1fsI7ss To- Jasu-
ar. as az T7HefsS icr Lay.
IAnD-rsth.r crlet srt prices ruled steadv
Prices rasfs1 ~ - z7ss1ss ~ for cash. tsTe1
eso f.s oetessr; Hs7aosso for December:
tssTsasH for JsnusFJ, and sTssaToas for
M.y
surTrS-cr.sn.ry. isossc, Dairy, i0GDc;
Packing stecs, s4ac.
ForLTrT-Livs Cssekens. sis77c per - !;
Srrins Chieksns s11c rsr % Live TurkeyS
sAsc PER 10 Li-s Ducks 7cec per ID :.
Livs Geese. s<soes . p-r eczen
f1orsu- pfstfliss SPIRITS ruicd frn ~ D. i4
pr s.l for asisl~< rc-ts
cus-f -fTiscsnsi1 Prime White. SIC Water
wait. sSe. Hichirsn Prime White sAs:
water waite. liAc. Inciasa Prime White
sc, Water waite, l0ss; Headlight rs test
Tic. Gssoliua r ssEs lie. a oss's s2o;
Napths & sess g.
Nsv Yons. Oct n
wHr&T-Very dnI. trfse er-nsr. December.
HnsafSs ca. Nav. tilis1Lis
CaPv-Act8ve + fssr sss f-ronF 70 q s.
ere slszE-r uiref. So
CAT. Suct frm-f Wsstrrn e'seHc
pscvrsroSs -r-sf stsskT. saiet Fiste = %
asEo vsrrr - w9fsT PsTk ssil ssssfF.
Nsss e. 2ssia -. .xtr. Fri-e &C "a 80 ao.
Lard sz.ss ~ y.sx ~t>s. r-sfsret - -
CrH~rr.ANn. n oct ~
FFTRc1 zrw-Eas- sf.-ssrd vhite 80 ser.
tsst. fssi - sssoase. = - sssoiias lsc; -
nsphthA &c.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

In Tea and Coffss Department, We ID
not x'vs aay tickets after November |.
and vii make reductions in propOrioa
90 value of same
Fine quality japan Tes...................S9c
Ultra qualify Japan Tss-...-...-.........t0C
No quality Rio Coffee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

We csu your especial attention 20 the
following
I Ib Biscuit Bakinx Powder f0r..-.2Sc
Put I'D on " IN I 10 cans and expressly
fCr cur trade, We varrsnt u 90 give
complete satisfaction 20 the most par
tirulsr customer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

\ Free Samples of TIE Baking Powder
snd CoHses viil - gwen swsy on sat
urdsy, November L.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

u Com 1hination Cofss ..................2i-
~ Fancy Breakfast Coffee.
oar orn grinding and equal 70 nearly
a. he anest grades anc hiKaer priced
Coffses.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
So Canal-st.
1872 West Fulton-st.

In Grocery Department We have a
fuli line as usual and offer some
especial attract 0ns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31

Ef.FFTEANa ID ftcf ~
Fr1Ro1 zrw-Eas- sf.-ssrd wnft@ 10 ser.
tssf. fse. "a sssosne. e - Eksoiiss. lse; -
nsphthA &c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
DIETARY HINTS.

Eat slowly and mas,ieaie yoar food thor
ouehiy. Mr. Gladstone /, Is said. gives thirty.
two biscs 10 each piece OF meat that he puts
into his maash.
Do no, wash down each morsei Of fsod with
q swallow Of water; drink what you want Al
the conclusion Of the meal and not while Il Is
Ia progress.
Remember that meat bFo,hs contain little OF
no na,riiiye properties. they are simply mild
s,imaianis. With the addition Of vegetables.
bread. or boiled rice, however. they become
valuable food.
Milk should not be drunk in eopious draughts
bu, in sips, 50 that Il win eoaguiaie Ia small
Jumps or flakes and thus be more easily digest.
ed. II is best eaten with spoon Ia the form
Of bread and milk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

When Hamlet. having va My impor-
tuned GuiIdens,rrn 10 play ,.pon the the
pipe, throws Il upon the floor. he exclaims:
"why, look you now how unworthy a
thing you make Of me. You would play
upon me. YOU would pluck out the heart
of my mystery; you would sound me
from my lowest note to the top oliny con
pass, and there Is much music. exccllen .
voice In this little organ, yet cannot you
make it,
In that passage slrorg figure Of speech
presented. iilusu ating what may be done
by those who have made a proper study of
mankind. They can play upon humanity
as skilIfully rs the musician plays upon
the pire.
| Guildenstern lacked. knowledge more
than Hamlet lacked ADVANCEMENT but there
were doubtless others even in that day
who could have sounded Hamlet from hi,
lowest note 10 the top of his compass, ans
have guided and controlled him. At al
events, the ruder instruments represented
by common men may be played upon, ans
II Is those who have made the study recon
mended by Pope who do play upon them
and become leaders among men. 1t Is
study that all can undertake; the subject
| are innumerable. and the guide book I
them all IL ever present In the student
own person. - Baltimore San.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

Our contemporary, Inc Heyaid, say
zone Of the chief facts brought ont by .tb,
| forced political discussion of the tariff
ssues do eing The last campaign was the
one that our home market was the most
profitable, best and sufeat market we had
TO depend Upon. More especially u this
the case with our agricultural products 50
the foreign markets nre being more and
more occupied by foreign countries.'
With all due Difference 10 The Hsyafd, we
are constrained 10 dispute the proposition
that the eissiission Of the tariff last fall,
or at any other time, ever brought out The
fact that our home markcs f,r agtlsul.
tusal. products Il The most profitable, best
nd surest market we have 70 depend upon.
No discussion can possibly develop such
fact so long ~ We raise more agricultural
products than IL necessary tosupply Lome
market. Now, thirty years ago We began
with high protective tariff. This was 10
furnish the agrieulturist with home mar
ket for his wheat, corn, -four, beef. pork /.
etc. etc. Il the home market for wheat
better than tbesforeigni Suppose wheat
was 50 plenty In al foreign countries as 10
supply their markets without drawing up
on ihc supply Of wheat In the United
States. What depressing effect II would
have upon the home market for wheat
The same Is true ns 20 corn. -four. beef,
pork and other products which are shipped
from the United States 10 foreign markets.
II We should now attempt 10 depend upon
onr home market for wheat, corn, pork
and beef. how very soon would The prices
Of thess articles fall from present ruling
prices, rninousiy low rs they are One
elementary lesson needs yet TO be learned
By all those who would make aud unmake
market rates by mere statutory enactment.
That Is the grea, law OF supply and de-
mand. When given commodity Is scarce.
and the demand for Il Is great, the price
OF that commodity will be great. and con-
veraeiy. when a given commodity exists
In great abundance and the demand for 1t
Il small, the price OF Il will be small This
law Is inexorable as against The most
stringent laws Of the most powerful na-
lions. II Is eorelnsiye OF the whole ques-
ton Of prices. A sensible man will de-
pend upon the home market when II Is
best, and upon the foreign market when
II is best. The foreign market for wheat,
corn. -four, bacon and beef, the chief pro-
ducts Of the farm. has been for the last
thirty years, better than the home market
and hence our farmers have sold the
products Of their toll Ia that market. The
home market when fully understood will
be found to DC as ehangesble a. the winds.
Its means Of deludIng and hum .baggIng
people who never act outside Of party
isia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
M. xor,h r@-,,e -, l--;,,-- 80,

Il is worth remembering that no news
paper Is published especially for one per
son. People who become greatly dis
pleased with something they find n a
newspaper should remember that the very
thing that displeases them Is exactly the
thing that will most please somebody that
has as much interest In the paper as they
have It takes all kinds of people TO make
a world, we are told, and the patrons of a
newspaper are made up of the elements oi
the world. A man may have dislike fol
tobacco, but he Is not foolish enough tc
complain Of his gEoceryman because he
keeps It for sale to those who want II
The man who finds something in a ews
| paper he does not like Is NOT obliged 4
read II or be influenced by it.-lndex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
ENTIRELY TOO LATERAL.

Tommy Jones was not very bright
boy, and when his teacher, at the close oI
school one afternoon, told him he mus
write composition on the pump io-mor-
row, he took her a. her word. The next
morning, therefore. instead Of starting tc
school Al the usual hour, he mounted the
big wooden box pump In the yard, and
with his slate on his xDee began to write
the desired composition.
But Tommy's father happening to pass
that way discovered him and asked him
why he was not OFF to school. And when
the boy replied that the tea.her had told
him 10 write composition on the pump
Mr. Jones burst oat Ia a hearty laugh,
much TO Tommy's surprise.
An explanation followed, and the boy
jumped down from the pump and started
for school, convinced that he neednt sii
on a pump TO write composition on =
pump or about pump.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

The .Stafssmaa unwittinsly gives its
party away In congress by saying that
that party is trying to get quorum in or
der that It can proceed with public busi-
ness. Get quorum, indeedl How do
they expect TO get quorum II they have
1t not already It Is not necessary that
The republican or any other party should
have quorum in order that public 5usi-
ness should be transacted. The business
of the house is not partisan within con-
temptation Of the constitution of the Uni
ted States. It's right, however, in saying
that the republicans want to increase thei
strength In the house, and there Is but on,
way to do 1t. and that Is by turning demo
Gratis out, and putting republican In. Tha
the party intends to do this Is clearl,
proven by their obstinate effort to decide
contested election cases before rules 70
the house have been adopted. That part.
Is laying a sure foundation for democrat
ic majority In the next congress.