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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14


Queen yictorla's usual dinner beverage
Is pale sherry. and she drinks 1t fIom 4
beautiful gold cup, which has come down
10 her from her predecessor. Queen Anne
The table 20 always lighted with candles
placed In golden candleiabra. King Hum.
bert's table Is entirely spread with ham
mered gold plate service, which Is used
every day. The vlands are simple enough
The Comte aud comtesse de Paris eat OF
silver elate. They posess two ccmpletel
services-onc Of French and the other oi
English manufacture. The latter Is uset
for the midday meal, willie the former Il
used for dinner, The plate belonging to
the Spanish court Is very fine, but Is ne sel
used save for ceremonial dinners. The
gold dinner-seryice at Buckingham Palace
Is also only brought out oiihe strong room
or state occasions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

We notice in the ielegraphic report in Tues
days 0yegoaian that the present officials Of
the postof6se department think our govern
ment too poor to forward the delayed mail at
San Francisco by steamer at the figures Of
the steamship owners. For m administration
that could evolve Tanner, it would seem
that while it had '.millions for the defense,
it had not one cent for mail--tribute. Were
Cleveland in Office what kicking there would
be about .'inadequaie mail facilities" wana-
maker should consider that while it comes high
we must have it.-RevgeTv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

One man can build an eight wheel passen-
ger locomotive for standard guage railroad
in 1000 days; it will require 1860 days work
for him to build consolidated ten wheel loco
motive for standard guage. The average
cost Of the required Ia w would be s4,635,and
the cost Of the necessas ~ metal is usually es-
timated at about $4,000. The profit may be
put down at another s., 900, which would in
clude the expense and Of sale and delivery,
This would make an engine when absolutell
ready for service and complete in every way
worth about $S.6sy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
4 I,isCREDITED OrrlcE.

! The Attorney General Of the tinted State
IS mate BY the statutes The head Of The 'cne
partment Of Juslice.p lie Ii specially charged
with the execution of the laws and the prosecu.
tion Of offenders against The sane. II il made
his duty TO exercise general superintend-
enee over the Attorneys and Marshals Of ali
the districts IN the United stetes a. 10 the
manner Of diseharging their respective duties,
Under W II II Miller, the former li~ part
ilsf ofthe President, the Department Of Justice
has been made Department Of Injustice. Under
him the laws have been nullifed, Under his
superiniendencc District Attorneys and Mar
Ahals have been permitted, without removal or
rebuke, 10 protect from arrest perso. charged
With crime, and TO violate the law and the
dearest rights Of citizens by directing IN writ
ing the enrolment Of a partisan jury, packed to
indici political opponent.
Tbs proof Of these charges has been present.
ed IN The public press and In the Senate and
laid before the Attorney General. The eiarg.
es aave not been denied nor refu.ea. They
are true.
The Constitution floviles that civil oiIic-
ef ofthe United States can be impreaehed
and removed for high crimes and misdcmean.
on.n
Is i net high crime 10 an Attorney Gen
efal TO continue In Office subordinate who has
protected from arrest man charged with in
eitemeni to bdberyl Isil not a misdemeanor
to ignore verified complaints from responsible
citizens Of she order Of United States Mar
shal 10 impaneI Grand Jury wholly Of Re-
publicans TO indie, Democrat for alleged yjo-
lation Of the Election law1
For these high crimes and misdemeanors W
II II Miller merits impeachment and removal
from Office. This would be his fate with a
Congress mindful Of is duty and careful of the
honor Of the Government The Department
ofJusiice Is discrediied and disgraced every
hour that Mr Miller remains as lie head.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

The Manufacture Of sugar by the diffusion
process in Louisiana has resulted in grea
increase Of output. Moreover, there is alread,
growing up more scientific agriculture. bet
ter knowledge Of the problems Of sugar imanu-
facture, more scientific method in the sugal
house. and the introductionof improved ma
ehinerv.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

B P ShilIal er, the 'sMrs Parsington" Of
humorous fame, has not been in Boston in ten
years, although his home Is but few miles
from he Hub. The humorist is now seventy
FIVE years Of age, and faithful daughter i.
his companion and housekeeper. His hair i
white, and the smoothly shaven face. so iamil
lar to the public through 1.-THE prints, is nov
partially covered with beard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

John Wanamaker, Postmaster General, in
forms the public through Philadelphia news-
paper that he has tone lot offine muslin chemi-
ses, square neck, fine Hamburg edge and
beading on the neck and sIeave,. for 6s cents
apiece" Mr. Wanamaker is phllanthropiss
as well as lrade mark.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

The -four moth, q terrible pest that ha
long cursed the milling interest in the
Levant has at last effecteda Ioagm ent IL
America, and the milling fraternity III The
east are watching its grogress with much
I apprchension.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

Senator Stanford has given Susan B Anthony
$500 for the benefit Of the Woman Suffrage
cause. Susan hasn't received so much en-
engagement since George Washington spoke
good word for her.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

Gladstone thinks that II an election
were held to-day In Great Britain the
country would return 4 home rule major
ity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

A Iog house that had been standing i34
years was torn down Il Berks County. Pa,
recently, a,d most u tAe siubess found sound.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

THE SfTuArios.--Now that the foo.
has gone down. and The smckc raised, q
Il were, the situation ail along the line car
be viewed. The fesrll IA that the damage
done Il not nearly as great as many antieI.
pated, nor to Justify many Wild rumor
ahoat. Oregon City suffered the most, los.
Ing a valuable mill and many thousand
dollars worth ofproperty Salem In losing
her fine bridge meets with great calam-
llty. Other clties lose little except nominal
amounts, and more on feeoant Of n loas OF
business. Portland and East Portland To-
gether lose lesy than Salem's bridge d.
reeiiy. Their wharis were somewhat dis.
turhed, buildings next to the river IN Port.
land received some hsavy coa.ings OF mud
and few goods were damaged, and That
was about all. The outlook generally Ii n
good one after so much darkness. Only
one HE Il reported lost, that Of line man
yesterday at Oregon City after the food
had subsidized. There are many incidents
Of close calls bot fortunately no other
fatalities. Perhaps the greatest damage.
more Than oil others combined Is that TO
the Southern Pacldc'a railroad. d.parsiealarly
on the California line, where ths blockade
continues. The heavy rains Increased the
blockade instead oi raising II, causing In
Vulnerable land slides that may take weeks
To repair. Beginning south of Ashland
| they are ot constant occurrence. North Of
Roseburg the track IL Ia condition 10 this
side OF Eugene, which viii be repaired and
trains will soon be running between Rose.
burg and Portland, perhaps by Monday.
Corvallis SrRgEr x. R.-Our nrIgh-
bors at Corvallis display good judgmen. In
making their street car line somewhat ex..
iensiye In the first place and We predict
WIN prove much more paying road on
that account. The Times says, abe
lieylng tha. system OF railways running
to all sections of the city aud suburbs
would prove a profitable Investment, the
board Of directors decided 10 build the line
to both sepots, The entire length Of Main
street south from Monroe; also on Adams
street aud west on College avenue, past
the college, and reaching the depot in
Jobs Addition By the county read running
north from College avenue. The road
will also run out Seventh street and on the
county road to Jobs Addition, running on
Centre street west IN the depot, continuing
on the couaty road from the point where
the road enters JOBS Addition. II will
enter Belmonts Addition, running over
the principal avenues Of this fine property
20 the depot AT Belmont junction. This
will make a system covering four miles.
The road will be built with solb. steel rails
and plaaked the entire distance. Three
cars will be run"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
Bank Of 0regaI


DIREcTcRp.
II Bryant, JM BlaIn.
Geo Humphrey, G II ftsw III,
Il J IADning. IfF Merrill.
sight exchangs AMI teleQraplise
fer on New YORK, san Francfee
aud All principsi points 10 Oregc
Washington.
Collections m ids on favorabIe d
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14
Best of All

toral Is In greater demand than ever.
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known as this. 1t Is the family medl-
cine In thousands OF households.
"r have suffered for years from q
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or, shows itself by worry annoying
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well as Ayers Cherry Pcctoral which
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

CouGARs KILLED.-B. +. Finn writes
from Leaburg, January a3, that James
wycoH and John IIixon killed four large
cougars one day the week before, and Il
was poor day too for cougars. They
think the one that scared John Brown so
bad, and caught his dog, was among the
number killed. The cougars had killed a
two-year old steer for WycoH the day be-
fore, so they made the raid and succeeded
In getting four.--Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14


GOES INTo BUSINESS L w Dcyoc
has purchased the guns and ammunition
and weapons Of war generally Of VIII &
Link, Price g. Robson, and perhaps Stew
art s. Sox, and will make guns his busi-
ness. Will & Link will devote their atten-
ton TO sewing machines and musical in
strumerts exclusively. Mr. Deyoe Is a
Nimrod himself and will be popular man
In this business.
| WAsHoUrs. Speaking about washouts
II would have been grand project IL the
Washington Street grade had only beer
lin fashion and taken tumble: but on the
other hand its removal with spade ane
team will give employment 10 a larg.
number Of men, and work on the same
will be begun at the earliest possible day
| A WATER AGATE Thursday Will
/ wandering on the beach across the river
Mr. Dune Rankin, who has resided at tn
Bay considerably, picked up very fin
water agate, which he displays TO his friend
as sample OF his powers as an agat
hunter,fhe record leaving Conductor Ker
nedy entirely in the shade. Being 200
friend Of the subject OF this sketch, we hay
no comments to make.
II you have any job werk to DO cali on
W. Smithwho IS prepak<d to do it wit
peatneassand dispatah and a. cheap as AMI
tone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

Horse Back RDKs.-On the calapocia
bottoms, before the flood, resided family
named Conner, The water came up and
they were soon surrounded before reallz-
ing the predicament they were in. Being
in low place they were in danger Of being
soaked, when Henry b. sprenger and
Charles Powers went to their rescue. Not
having boat they swan horses ont to the
house, taking one person back at a time,
and thus rescued not only Mr.. and Mrs
Conner and their two children; but, a
well, all their stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

wESr FAsr..The oregonian, with full
teIegraphic service, has been greatly miss
ed BY our citizens. Appreciating this fact,
little Johnny Hoffman was sent out Thurs
day by some First Street men with bun
die Of old issues under bis arms, offering
them for sale. Had not the scheme been
transparent Johnny would have had pea
nut money <or several weeks, and several
did wonder how an Oregonian reached
Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

A PECULIAR CAsG,-Ia ,hs county jail
awaiting examination sn charge Of sci ing
liquor 20 Iadiaas, says the Union. Is one
Applsgreen, who was beeaght Hp from wal-
lula last week. The cssa Is peculiar ia this
that tbs crime with which he is char ed il
one againas the United 3tatea aud not
against the State. and that in the etate OF
Washington there ia no United States court.
Under tho territorial form Of government.
the District ecatt was court of tbs United
States and also Of the territory, but when
the change from district 20 superior court
was made, aud the territory ceased TO 1.-THE
United States ceased 10 have any courts an-
thorixed 10 try saeh cases.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

Ladies shoos. mems shoes, misses shoes
childrons shoess mems boots, boys boots, st
lesa than coat 10 make room Tor other goods
at G b BrownelI'a.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

Ar BROWNSVILLE. -Ex-S Sheriff Rice
OF Brownsville, has been in this city look.
ing at the willamette. 1t being reported
there that the water stood two feet deep
on First street he had a curiosity to see
the sights. Mr. Rice came by way OF the
Narrow Gauge and the Lebanon branch,
and reported that regular connection would
now be made with the morning and after
noon trains at the junction. At Browns
vile part of the bridge, being the last half
built, had gone out. Tic damage around
tie city otherwise was small.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

TIE OTHER SIpE.-The DRMocRAr
always gives both sides of matter II 1t
can get them. Thursday It gave an ac-
count Of an accident In which Marsha
Hoffman was made TO take bath in the
water at this city. Mr. Hoffman's version
Is that Mr. Carey, his companion in ths
boat ride, was the one who fell In. Accord
ing to il, Mr. Carey had stepped on some
drift wood. " hen he slipped and fell in
going In to his topnot.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-14

A New MAIL FACILITY Arrangement,
are being made so that mail can be sen
on tie Lebanon branch direct to the juno
ton on the afternoon train and transferre,
to points south on the Narrow Gauge
which will be great convenience, an,
save day In time. Under the present ar
rangement 1t goes to Lebanon and return
the next day.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-16
PERSONAL

The amateur dramatic and musical
circles have lost one Of their brightest
ornaments in Miss Edith EdmonstOn.
Who upon graduating from the popular
vocal school Of Mime kaspar, left on
steamer La Champagne for Paris via
Havre. Miss Edm0nslOn, after a brief
so1ourn IN Paris with friends. will
Journey 10 Florence, Italy, where she
will become a pupil of the famous
Italian maestro, Sig. Eanucini.
Henry irving Is expected 10 inaugu-
rate The new private theatre which Nine
Patti has built at CTaigy Nos Castle.
The DowageT Empress Of China EN-
piOys an American physician. She
must be q direct descendant Of the
wise CoBfucius
"Ouida' is said TO have earned more
money than any other woman Of the
century with the single exception of
Adelina Patti
Thomas II Tongue Of Washington is
one Of the best stump speakers in the
new State. During the recent cam
paigu be found Il difficult 10 hold him
self
Chief Bell Of the Secret Service.
whom Secretary Wiud0m removed
looks enough ike Buffalo Bin to be his
twin brother
Lord Brassey and Lord GrosYeuor.
backed By a syndicate, Wiu turn Brus-
sells into a seaport By building a canal
and three immense basins large enough
% admit ships Of 600 tons
The weallLiesf man IN Alabama Is
probably Josiah Morris 0f MONTGOMERY.
He has a fortune Of s. 600 600 that was
made tor the most part from operations
iu real estate
Professor + d Crouch, the composer
0i Kathleen Nav0uneeu, Is nearly
80 years OF age bat was able b marth
in The pIoCe sion at tbe unFeiliuz 81
the Lee monument al Richmond.
The Nati0BaI Line steamer Denmark.
which sailed from london June f8r
AeH York has on board q notable CON
sigumeul gi LacELey Lorsas for Dr.
Webb ~ AeW York lratheriu-Iaw ii
Mr Vanderbilt There are also aa
board SIS French coaching horses fgr
ene 0t ihe FaudeTlits
Pierre L5rIGaII whose Bdaf career
has been most remarkable Is l tle
prime II life With strong ana robust
lEuEe and 3 muddy complexion. Ias
annual expenses al lis Stables have
sometimes reached Tie Sum gE quarter
0l 5 million dalIIs.
Tile chief chemist 9i the London Gas
upaIy las succeeded iuUaki1g from
iLe Eti use at gas Iat1Tf perfect
emerald Tie cost 81 making Lhe gem
however. vas many times greater dian
E EHE FHF W HHHH & HHfHEHaI aHHHa f1.lHI# e f.a
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-16
A MODEST BONlEzl KING.



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Ne iasl express rom lue west mas
/ just rolled into The Grand Central de-
rot. There is the usual hurry and
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.',7 ,lI"N p'N'eHAeL' never dreamed
WIG ltt GUelupass sumln4 man was VINO
~. ]" Z corner 'i 'he ,A' WIN nus neat
'"lA,'' lH uNN i'I.l ho,.I aittI nouJ.
uln ne ie'tht.l lns QepoJ ne nl ldc
W Iuss' gul guielly looE up hlS Dag
5.1e oI.,' hUIIIVu away 70 hl' H'lel. lle
ul' A"l even Jake lht pIeg5hlon 70
'li.AIaih Iu ADVANCE i"L an elaborate
sNl'u w I"uii'9' lie went W. lhe holc.
"n'it I' usuaIIy Stops. was ASSIGNED
y'g I"oIi ON lne bIoau"dy
sl"g ~ w uo"se anu iu ieW moments
!" as ill 'ue iaIAe uiulos room enJ 'yllnIE
No li'oie tNpensl'c ulhhei IMAM the
Il'Sl ul '',uleI'
''1 y aS S"y US sShool sli, makes
uu p'I'''lse ol Wealln. keeps nus own
lN'lilsyI' s,etis tleNI on reporters, ana
W"s uJlsl huu"p lo give an interview
~ luoIlla',Vu. nc never answers any OIL
ii, a., ,iI,' 49,. lts .ullti5 'nat come 20
,g,i, - ,i-1 y, gf,s ~ I, illLu plys no a.
IT,, r.,,,o ,i',, ~ ile'5 lo'Is lre uolns
,t out io.lel lllIlitls ms own business
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-16
IN ThE LOBBLES.

James k. cullen, Chicago: CYRUS Dry
dren, Cleveland j. F Eletzker. st. Louis
w, 7. Paul, Pittsburg; G. J. de Sola, Mon.
treal, and F. W. Deibcrt, Macon. Ca, arc
among the arrivals at Willari's this morn.
ing.
Mrs 8 Walsh and children, London. aud
w. 7. Kellogg, New York, are at the Ran
dali.
A. b. Butts and wife and X. L. Fleu.
ing, New York; W. g. Patterson and wife,
Boston. a. B. PeuEuit, St. Louis; l.. ID.
Bruce, Buffalo, aud W. NJ Black and son.
St. Augustine, Fla, are at the 81. James.
] b. Crane, Brooklyn. II. l.. Guuther.
Louisville, ,. y =, Lyon, St. Louis, and n.
G. Haskell, New York, arc stopping at the
Hotel Johnson
The members Of the Wilmington Base
hall Club are quartgred 40 the Hotel I'm
pcrial.
J. b. Jones, Tennessee; y. s. Ledermlu.
New York; 4. II. Gentry Charlottesville:
Edward Coleman, London, aud w. A. Hus-
ion' Boston, are stopping % the Motropoli-
tau.
+ A. llirshGell, st. Louis; WaIiruu
Moore and !. W Green, New York: John
a Coffin, Florence, $ C.; Charles r. Jan.
'Nf A.''-'uIE ~ W. Nu.s ". H. stacey,
Lrayclworth, and T.. Flaglgr, are registered
30 The National
Mr. aud Mrs a C. Webster 0f Boston
ssiri'ed last evening aud registered 40 the
NormandiC.
John R. Nugut aud Jacob Hras, New
lork, aud W Watson, Brooklyn, are stop
ping at Chamherliu's.
j. ". oakley, Chicago. John g. Orray.
81 Louis, and L. Schiller aud wife AiH.
Waukte, are 40 the shOrgham.
stanley Reyuolts Rochester, r. H..
New York, aud u. e. Amber, jackson,
Hillei Fla, are at the Riggs House.
Ex-senator Joe r Mcdonald Of Indiana
arrived last evening and Is at the Riggs
House.
Mr. aud Mrs G., +. Mtissuer Of 50. Louis
are registered az WolcEer's
Ernest smIthe, Mason Young. Mrs. Ed
ward q. Duuuelly aud Miss Daunelly. New
York J. X Chamberlain aud wife, Mobile.
aud Albert Mccullough Cincinnati, are at
the Arlington.
II. Mckay Towuley and wife. Horace S.
Porter and W. &. Eaudercook and wife.
party Of tourists from Santa Barbara, Cal.
arrived this morning aud have apartments
at the Aruo
d. NJ. Duke Of Louisville arrived yestef-
day aud registered at the Ebbitt.
Hon. ID. +. Dyer OF st. Louis came fu this
morning and is stopping al the Ebbitt.
George IT, 1ildeu, Boston; r. II. Ban
ming, New YORK; Mrs W. II. Wels and Miss
N els san Antonio, j. A. Mess LAFAYETTE
La, and q. D. Hall, Lockport, \. u, are
among the prominent guests stopping al
he Ehbilt.
II. C. Ashton, J. b. Tucker and Hon
GEORGE B, Evans are al the Laugham.