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The evening world., 1890-05-16
COULD TAKE CARE OF HERSELF.
A Tiny Traveller Who Astonished
an Albany Conductor.


an Albany Conductor.
Among the many strange personages
that passed through tho Union Depot
during the week was precooious female
ak years of age. says tho Albany Argus.
The child was unique In appearance and
conversation.
Armed with Q bag almost as large ns
herself and two bundles she bad travelled
from Missouri to place far into the State
OF Maine.
- Hurry up." said the conductor, who
was depositing his infantile passenger
and her chattels In the depot to wait for
the east st-bound train. - Get gait on.n
Get gait on 2" piped the small one
I" amt / trnyellin' fast enough for you 2"
and she toddled into the station with q
self. possessed air.
Engaging her In conversation. she said
that sho had left her father In the South.
He had drunk stuff from big, black hot
tie, and he was drunkard. She couldn't
stand it any longer AMI was going up in
Maine To live with her grandmother.
She was q child of extraordinary keen
mesa and as clever as could be. She was
dre. sed plainly, but in quaint fashion
for her years. aud left. bag and baggage,
for her new home rs happy as u lark.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
CHILDREN CHOOSE GOLDEN ROD.
Choice OF the Public Schools or this
City for a State Flower.

Golden rod is the choice OF this city for :
State howsr. That is what the children of
the public schools have decided by their
votes, and as they are our coming rulers.
their decision will doubtless be accepted as
hnal.
There were 90. 09S votes cast in this city.
aud los iowerS wore voted for. For the
The rose was second with 22. 437. and the
violet third, with 1881. The modest
little daisy had II. $50 admirers. while the
total vote being 7,4lJ. Then camo nearly
all the representatives OF the floral world.
with scattering vote numbering e32.
II was a popular election, With no attempt
result is generally acceptable.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Watches Easily seoured.

An easy way to secure . gold watch OF q
standard make is to join q watch club gotten
up by responsible parties. or to purchase one
On tho inHtAlment pan from q watch COM
pAny OF acknowledged integrity.
The Mutual Watch Company, OF eos
Broadway, are ono of the philanthTopiats
noted above. They sell q sac gold watch
with an Elgin or WalTham moveme' I, for
saH, on q payment OF q small amount down
aud dollar weekly thereafter AID RunTRfI-
tee their goods are exactly as represented. -
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He Didn't Enjoy Il.
INos. JadssI

lyfoSi JHdss
Mrs. De Peyster-And how did your hus-
band enjoy the opera. Mrs. Hendrieksf
Mrs. Hendrieks-Henry didnt have - good
. time 1s usual.
Mrs. DE Peyster-Why, il Was one OF tho
finest productions OF the soaSon.
Mrs. Hendricks-l know; but the woman
in front Of Henry didn't have big hat on,
and the poor fellow couldn't dodge once dur
ing the entire opera,
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Slightly Mixsd.

They were playing Questions at an
evening party. To the query (Which
work do you prefer in painting and Sculp-
ture ?" the two subioined answers we're
found in the hat:
THE Venus OF MilleL"
1.-The Angelus OF Milo"
The evening world., 1890-05-16
FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
sSoHoNIEH. sHoHoAnsH CoUxIT. IT,,
ME'sRs. FLENlKo BRos

sept aS. 1857
MEssRs. FLENIKo BRos.
0EBTL' AES; DR.. G. AcLANEs CELEBRATED
LIVER Pulls hnd regular place In my pTaetIes.
Hnd Teesnmrnd them on All oesaJi0nA rhsy s5o
unHEAliOd Tor Liver Complaint and EsnsTsl dobil-
~. and sEs largely sold An this region. A better
ronsdy cannot be iouad W. N. ToEHDAOW.
Cure ek hsadaehs. biliOasnoss. hVsE eOnplaist,
dyspepsia. AssFtbara indlgsstlOs malaria. Pinplss
Oa face aud body, iapaFe blood 4s. b. uaina rss-
a sry DIR. q hcLASE's CELEBRATED GIVEa
blLLA PEsB1i % ohiy ey flsail4 BFos Pittsburs.
, lnEist upon hAVlnE ths gsaains DE. y. hoLAHE's
Iva PfIAs. pssReEsd y tlsniaE BEes, Pitta
Iss FAlss A9i ,AsE. eesa.stisils sss sd = ..
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A Surplus.


Old Lady-Ah. you bad boy. draRgin'
your little brother along like that S'pos-
in you was TO kill him7
liBai Boy-Dont care. Got another in-
uODFs.
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Didn't Have q Chance.

Magistrate-What. sir; you arrived here
this morning BY the early train, and half IN
hour later you were arrested Tor stealing /;
This IL irlghtful.
Prisoner tcoOllyl-frightfnl, | should
inst think il Is lrightfll. Why, hadn't
even time 20 look round the town.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Poor Little Bird.

IRON Fsfn RnusRRafs.l
Lottie-Why. Victor. ere You not ashamed
to kill a poor little bird like thatf
yictor-well, you soc. cousin, 1 thought
II would do to put on your hat.
Lottie-Ah ! so 10 would 10 10 the same
shade OF gray. How kind OF you
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Good for the Hair.

tTroHs Chatter.
MY hair Is falling out, doctor, what
d'yon advise. electricity7"
well. you might try the Brush system.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Well Connected.


"You may not knoE. sir" remarked
Thirsty Blossom. the tramp. 70 the man
who kicked him OF the fTont porch. THAT
am related 10 the Czar Of Rassiass
don't care who you are related 60.
~ 90; and in that prove my connection
with majesty. I'm roAmin' on.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
Dubious.

TTrim ndBM.
You will let me 10 to your wedding, will
you not, dear'" said one girl to another,
Upon my word. l can't promise, Ny
folks are In snch q rage about my wodding
that am not surc thcy will even lot mo 40
TO 10 myhel..
The evening world., 1890-05-16
HUGH DUCHESNE'S SECRET.
Story of Lost LOUe, Pride and Ultimate
Happiness.

that Hugh shall
a
The evening world., 1890-05-16
At the Dime Museum.

lFT0ss JHdgs.l
Visitor Ito living skeletonl-You seem to
be about as bony a. they make 'em.
Living skeleiol-fes; I'm the summum
bonum.
The evening world., 1890-05-16
An Infallible sign.

From JTdgs,
Bronson-I think the Halaeys have de-
lerted the woman's rights movement.
Howard-Have you heard them SAy so1
Bronson-No: but Mrs. Halsey j. letting
her hair grow ont long and Mr.. Halsey has
had his cut short.
The evening world., 1890-05-16

You can't got things much below this
figure, while the people here won't stand
much Of q raise on 1t. We'd like your
society and we'd like your aid to help
build up the town. but when you ask uR
for facts and figures we have got to give
tho IN to You straight.
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A curious Fact.

iFTom RaekeL
~ tell you. George. there isn't much pie
Ne, Sut s gsss his desserts jusl the
The evening world., 1890-05-16
NO USE FOR UNDERWRITERS.

Eastern immigration OF that Kind Dis
coureged by the "Arizona Kicker"
The followering In quoted by the Detroit
Fire Press from tho last Issue Of the
Arizona Kiclsr:
INV ENGLAND UNDERTAKEN. I'VE
would not advise you TO come West under
the idea that you can make cart-load of
money in your business in q year or two.
There arc not only plenty OF undertakers
out this way, but owing 10 certain pecu-
linrities the business Ia not as tourishing
as II might be.
Our people don't make much Of funerals.
The idea In that after q man IA dead he isn't
good for much, and It's wonderful how
cheap you can cut the figures if you 30
desire. For instance. tho last man we
shot figured on ua as follows.
Drinks for CoIousrs Jury. ry....".".........". 90
Dot LOT rrmAins', 10
DhkIhH ~
lesu DoeIu ..s'''''..sss.. ln
"e''oes VI ufsy'.'''' ~
bZ oU
You can't get things much below this
figure, while the people here won't stand
II. IA
The evening world., 1890-05-16

There IN some talk of Miss Clara Louiss
THOMPSON, the jack Sheppard OF The
E"'' u te S sSP Of PsScy h
matinee shortly.
The evening world., 1890-05-16

II Is said that Manager Rosenquest paid
1.-THE City Directory and Easy Street."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
A SMALL, NARROW MIND.

We are sorry to have TO say T., but the
man who wrote the following Is a small,
narrow minded, bitter spirited partisan /:
The sober fact, on the contrary, Is that
the alleged democrats of the period are
pretty good Frenchmen; they are passable
Rnglishmen; they are good Germans aud
SDaniards. But thev are not Americans
at all. They are In line with foreign na-
tions against the United States. They are
laboring to benefit foreign countries at the
expense Of their own. They are engaged
In n grand national seli-out.
The editor OF the NoHAtaiHrer may MT
know II, (and II he does not he is denssly
Ignorant,) nevertheless the above extract
teens With lies In every line. Over half the
people of the union ''pretty good French
men," "passable Englishmen," good Ger
mans and Spaniards" "but not Americans
at ALL" Truth is, that this nincompoop
that essays to write about democrats is too
much Of a pea-eyed, peanut sortof a SIAN
derer to be worthy of notice when writing
about democrats. But this seems to be the
best he has in his little Uranium. Does
this defamer think for a moment that the
members of the democratic party, who
constitute large majority of the people OF
the great federal republic, are not as In
tensely American as republicans Have
not democrats rs much interest In promo
ting the prosperity of this country as re-
publicans' Why should democrats ~ho
believe in a 10 ~ tariff be accused of want
ing to sell out to France, Spain, Germany
Russia, Italy or Australia, when all these ma
tions have a high protective tariff. No, q
Is a shame to Oregon journalism that any
editor could be found In the whole COM
monwealth who should so forget the rules
of decency and truthfulness as to utter
falsehoods by the wholesale as is done II
the above extract. There Is not a single
CLEAN OF anyaitempt in the above to avoit
falsehood, but on the contrary a studied
effort to crowd into a few short lines al
many untruthS as possible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
Che Democrat.
nopELrssLr BANKRUPT TREASURY.

All speculation as to an Immense treas
ury deficit at the close OF the present fiscal
year Is ended by Senator Alllson's official
explanation of the appropriations passed
and necessary to be passed this session.
II shows that under no possible circum-
stances can the absolute bankruptcy of the
treasury now be avoided, and that the de-
felt Is likely to be $o4,ooo,ooo, and may be
As much as sr44,ooo,ooo.
The statement given In the Ledger yes
terday from Major Carson, It's Washing
ton correspondent, at once silenees all
doubts as to the utter and hopeless bank
ruptcy OF the treasury. Major Carson Is
clerk OF the house committee Of ways and
means; he is In the very best position to be
thoroughly advised as to the revenues and
appropriations; he is known as ore of the
most conservative and reliable of newspa'
per correspondents, and his presentation OF
the financial condition of the nation Is
simply appalling.
The reliable statement OF the revenues
assuming that the new tariff bill will
pass with its more than SSo,ooo,ooo OF re-
duetion Of sugar tAxes-shows that with
only $ao,ooo,ooN estimated to be paid for
dependent pensions this year, the deficit
must be about $I44,ooo,ooo. Even the
postponement Of the nearly $4,000, 900 In
the River and Harbor blll-whlSh would
be only charging S3oooo,ooo of this years
expenditures 10 next year-would not re-
duee the deficiency materially, as the
steamship subsidy appropriations are not
included In the estimate given, nor Is the
SIa,Soo,ooo or more needed to execute the
Force election bill, and the amount for
new dependent pensions Is likely to be
nearer $4,000 900 than $4,000 900 In
the first year.
The people Of the country who for eight
years past have been forcing al parties to
declare In favor Of reducing the treasury
surplus by reducing taxes, must now face
the fearful truth that the Profligacy of the
p-esent congress has already destroyed the
surplus and bankrupted the treasury near
ly $Ioo,oooooo independent of the pro
posed reduction of $So,oooooo OF revenue
by the new tariff bill; and II the tariff bill
shall pass, the deficit will be decreased fully
Sso,ooo.ooo more with increased taxes on
very many of the common necessaries oi
life.
Never In all the history of partisan folly
has such midsummer madness been ex-
hlDited by any party in power and u
there is any wi-Gom and patriotism left Ia
republican leadership In Washington, q
sudden and PeremPtory halt will be called
upon republican suicide. Nero's fddling
over burning Rome has never had 90 bold
a counterpart as Is presented by party
leaders seeking to force an increased tar
tariff bill that reduces the revenues over
$So.ooo,ooo, and a Force election bill tc
cost SI2,ooo.ooo more, when sheer profit
gacy has already bankrupted the treasury
nearly SIoo,oOo,ooo. II George w Del
amater can face such an issue In Pennsyl
vania, he must possess the heroism oI
the Spartan of ThermoPyl9.-PhilsdelPhis
Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
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BR0wssvILLE.
BnowNsyn.Lr. Or. July %. 1890

BROWNSVILLE, Or, July 2s, 1890.
Editors Dem0cy4I.
We see considerable comment in re-
gard to receiving our bridge at this place,
that is not built where the contract
called for; when in fact il il had been
built above the old one In place of where
il IL, IL would have been like q man of
old who built his house on the sand and
the floods came, and they come here.
As IL IL we say 10 is built on rock on
this side, and 10 one who Is not an ex-
pert at judging would say it is good.
The little son OF J G McFerson, while
playing in front Of the furniture store OF
Il q Warner, in some way threw mat
tress down on himself and broke his leg.
on last Saturday.
Widow Newlan, on last Thursday. re-
turned from six weeks visit TO the
east.
The woolen mill company have built
quite an addition to their wool room.
Mrs Ada Gibler and daughter, Vena,
have been quite sick for the last few
days, but are reported better.
We saw some pencil work in the show
window Of the Red Front, consisting Of
picture Of Brownsville. which 10 nice
indeed. 1t Is done in better taste than
we get up this correspondence.
DIR Cox, late OF Denver, Col, has
moved into the house OF + McRea.
Houses are in demand here and none
vacant. We will have to have build
ing boom to supply the demand.
Mr. John Venum has part of the lum-
Der on the ground for a new house in
the Galbraith addition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
. The West Side says :

"There is no doubt but that the colored
vote Is suppressed In the south.
This statement is so manifestly unjust
and untruthfuI that we are surprised at the
WeSf Side for making it. There is no doubt
that negroes vote just as freely and with as
little molestation In Virginia. West Virg-
inia, North Carolina, Maryland, Delaware,
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Texas, Missouri, as democrats
do In Pennsylvania, Ohio, Rhode Island,
Maine and Vermont. In some parts of
Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina and
Arkansas do not seem to be permitted tn
vote freely, but the crimes agains: the free
unr=straincd exercise of the right of suffrage
In the south are no greater in the south
than In the north. In the north the means
used to restrain free voting are different
from. that in the south that Is all. The
elections in Indiana and New York for
president in 1888 were just as unfair as
they ever we're in South Carolina
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
SEE
I'M m t HO RN|
SPRINGS
Citation.
In he County Court for Linn county, Oregon.
In tho matter of tho application \

In he County Court for Linn county. Oregon.
In tho matter of tho application
aF
Tho san.lam Laundering Com.
pany TO establish n logging
roa In Lin County.
To who,nsooyer II may concern:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho ~.htiam Lumb.ting Company,
of 5taytun, oregon, have filed In my Of
Ice this day, petition for the establish
IN nj of iosg,pK read aud chute. ~ des-
erlbed in sRid petition. and map show,
Ing tho cou,sa aud direction OF said
proposed logging road and chute
rbat said proposed logging road anu
chute cott. moncss at point ~ hieh II east
II chains distant from tho }. scc corner
bstwFen soetioLs and q. Ia Up 10, h X 2
and u. VIII tier, and terminates at a
point ON the North saptinm river, where
the line running norta aud south passes
through the center of zoo 20, In TIP 8, 3 X
8 y, WIN Asr.
That the laid road and chute will pass
through the lands Geactibsd on said ma u,
aud being tho X cf Sec o. Up 10, y Il 5
/ u viii Mer. The T. 4 of sec 81, and
n w !. Soo ~. aud y w = Of Sec -, In
TIP ., y X 5 r.. Aiii Mer, IN Linn coun-
| ~, Oregon
All f+trsona' having or G aiming any In
i6ru-t in the shaVs tesciiIed lands.
through which ssid preptled read aud
chute Is tn is oJated, are hereby notified
that thc abovc entitled Court h:.s fixed
| tho
7th Day OF august, sHse,
Al the hoLr 'f o'clock, . ni. VI ssii day
| for the h'srIins nf sai. p.liliun. and ape
1 Foiatsng vi"w"fs tn lay Oul Hn ! ,,siat,ltsI
sAid rtHd, ai.d ~ sn,h ttsna Ia ilie ihhif
| com plhinis InF liauiagtss. uF show canse
| why said road should not b located a.
asked by petittorsrr.
This 9Th day or June, 1850
f- u. y. MONT. .GuE,
| ss County tis rk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
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OAhVIILE

Prof y Love, Of Albany, was in Oak
vile the fore part Of last week, max ing
farewell visit before going East lie In
tends 10 20 TO Monmouth, Illinois, to at
tend College this winter.
Charlie Browns team got mixed while
working on the binder, and piled them
selves up in heap. doing no damage
more than breaking the tongue.
The young people went "A hazel nutting
last Saturday and report the nut crop
very large.
Nellie Bamford and 4 Y Smith went 20
Sodaville and Waterloo last Friday, re-
turning Saturday. They had fine time
during the day, but Smith did not res,
well at night. lie always sleeps with
his head 10 the north, but he forgot %
take his compass with him and in conse-
quence he didn't get stretched out right,
and did not rest well until he changed
his position. Mr. 5 tells this for fact.
Mr. Silas Couey IL visiting here.
Rev $ G Irvine preached here last Sab.
bath.
There will be change in the depar.
ture OF the mail from this place soon,
perhaps leaving here at 80 a. IN. instead
OF 10 80 rs heretofore. Aarcus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01
HONEST VOTE, lNpErD.

The election bill, now before congress,
Is an attempt to get an honest vote where
members OF congress are TO Le elected.
Fo- many years the elective franchise In
the south has been controlled by democrats,
and republicans hpve been intimljated and
completely debarred from exercising the
privilege. This condition OF affairs should
not exist In a free country, where govern
ment Is, IN tall It's departments, supposed
to be subservlent to the wishes OF the peo
pie. The bill now under consideration, and
which Is severely criticised by the demo-
cratic press of the country, simply aims to
protect tie purity of the b,llot at general
elections Of government officials This
will cause no hardship TO any patriotic
citizen, and no one has right TO complain
except he Is OF that class who attempts to
control the ballot by unfair means.--
Moaafaiaecv.
Elective franchise In the south controlled
by the democrats, Now that Is perfectly
awful. "Republicans have been intlmi-
dated and completely debarred from exer
cising the privilege" Now this lie has
been told over and over again so often
that people of sense never listen to Il any
more. "Demoera.s control the elective
franchise or course they do. They are
inrhe majority and own nineteentwentieths
OF al the property In that section. They
include about all the intelligence of tha,
region. They are the veIy salt of the
earth In that section, then why should they
not control the elective lranchisel Have
not republicans In Rhode Island, New
Hampshire, and Maiae controlled the
elective franchise In those states for the
last twenty five years, aud In no state has
more corruption appeared In elections
Then shall we pass a federal force bill
whereby the election machinery shall bt
put Into the hands of the democrats Il
those Sta,esI This Kind OF law is Just Al
much needed as the Lodge force bill. w,
can not believe that republicans will pas
this bill, ,bu, u they do 1t will result as mucl
of that par.y's partisan legislation has don,
In the past. 1t will damage the party mucl
more than Il will benefit them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01


Murat llalstead, the great republican
editor If Ohio has declared his views of
the force bill, or federal elections bill. lie
says:
We'll, am not In favor of It., and will
try To say why without wasting words,
say put aside the sword; victories may be
won withoutb. Aye, the victory has been
won-that of the year ISSS-whlch wit
messed the election of a republican presi.
dent and congress. The wsy to run the
next presidential campaign Is not on the
Lodge bill-the principle of Il however
correct, the history behind II however
monstrouS-but upon the tariff, with It's
enlarged free list aud the settlement of the
silver question on sound principles tha,
will give the country the needtul facility
In an abundance of gold-bssed money 10
cCmF letethe conditions of prosperity. And
we would DGt upon the south- no longer
half Of the country, no more 10 wi"ld n
balance OF power as a section potent as al
the rest, but fInkcd and corueJed- the
pressure of increased prosperity AID gem
erous appropriation that the minority
caste OF ths mino'iiy section may be not
only oulgro~h ovcrbearingly, but over
whelmed by the stately march of events
superior to their Provincia!ism, and carry.
ing them to the high places OF greater am
bition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01

M { Hinkle was arrested in Little Rock
Ark, on the charge Of passing counterfeit
money. lie was taken before the United States
Commission and although identified as the man
who had been passing counterfeit money none
was found on him until he was ordered 10 take
Of his wooden leg. In cavity Of the limb
was found large quantity Of spurious money,
among the bills being one dollar greenback
raised TO $50. His bail was fixed at $1,000,
but strange 10 say he couldn't even give leg
bail
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01

There are 100 deer forests IN Scotland,
covering an area Of 5000 square miles OF
land. Most OF this Is useless for agricult-
ural purposes This rents for half mil
lion dollars in American money. The
grouse moors rent for $l,7oo,ooo. Some
salmon rivers are let by themselves and
add considerably to this income, but In
many eases the fishing goes with the ren,
of the deer forest or grouse moor throush h
which the fishing stream runs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01

Salem by counting the convicts in the
the insane and idiotic, the
bIino, the institutions generally, has pop.
ulation of little more than 5000. But
there Is no reason In including these in
Salem's count. They belong to the state
and under the states charge. The only
reason they are gathered in one body at
Salem is that the state wanted some out-of-
tbe-way, quiet place to keep them, hence
SaIetn,s s.tec4ion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-01

Sialwar Flank llauo.,'s objections to he
Bayone. Elections Bill is tha, It comes "dheeu
years too late" Both the elections and the
general condition OF the Sonih aud Of the ne
groes have improved greatly since public senti-
ment at The North led President Grant to be
gin and President Hayes to conclude the with
drawal Of the Federal troops. The discarded
resource is brought forward again only be
cause it seemed the las; desperate device OF
the men in power TO retain their grip.