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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24
MEAN BUSINESS.

Mr. II c Kinney, President OF the Grants
Pass Sugar Pine and Lumber Co, has been
In the city In the interest Of the company.
Arrangements have pew been eonsum
mated for the establishment Of the branch
warehouse and factory here. This alter
noon the contract for doing the brick work
for the warehouse building at this city was
le. TO Mr. W c casseIl. The wood work
Will be done by the company. The buiid'
Ing Is TO be 4ox7o feet and two stories high,
and will be located just south OF The switch.
opposite the rresen, factory Of Hoehs.ed
Ter Il Stars. which viii become part Of
The new pisnt. A DEMocaAr man saw
Mr. Kinney,a very afIabie gentleman, who
spoke very eneouTagingiy Of the outlook
for the combined factory. The Albany
branch, With isa increased facilities aad
capital, will be pushed as the trade de.
mands and will be an important Industry
here. The factory will be run here ~ in
the pasi, with an Increased force but ship
ment Of dressed goods will also be made
| from Grants Pass.
A meeting Of Albany stockholders wsi
held Al the Office ol the Linn County Bani
on Thrrsday Cor the purpose Of namiaG
two directors for tho company, who wers
| ratified at general meeting Of the stock
holders at CRAFTS Pass on Monday.
Edward zeyss and +. ]. Miller wer'
nom minated.
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TANGENT.

tangent public school started up on last
Monday under the able management OF r
Z Miehner as principal and Mlss Maud
Beard in the primary department.
The quarterly meeting Al the NJ r
church sonth hEs closed siser weeks ser.
vices.
Most every ose has been suffering from
iIgh, attacks Of the La Grippe.
Born. to the wiic of Elder ] w Craig, .
daughter on New Years morning.
The Tangent people are hsrpy over the
new voting precinct.
There ls talk Of building new church
here.
Mr. Irwin Mills eontemplaies going to
Southern California In few days where
he will look for situation in some store
Mr. 9 w Smith, who got his thumb shot
off BY .he discharge Of shotgun week be-
fore last is getting great deal better.
Arthur Beard and Nathan Barber wen,
TO Harrisburg and came down the river In
ssif hunting last week and report game
plentiful.
II + Jackson who has been down sick
with lung lever, ls able to be up again.
Another wedding on the iapis neai
Tangent.
Mr G.has Rogers, OF Portland. Is stopping
at l. f Smiths, ard Il trying 10 get up a
class In Telegraphy.
Mr. a BlevIrs made a shipment Of be-
tween 5000 and 10 600 bushels of wheat
during last week, which was sold At the
low price Of So cts per bu.
There Il 50 ne talk OF building a large
college here In shoFt time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited b, Albany W.


The commissioner of Internal Revt nue.
estimates that about 100000 gallons Of
alcohol are used IN the arts and nanufac-
lures.
Ell Perkins has been leciurine iE Ken
lucky. Al Petersburg three distiIIers were
on the lecture committee. Upon being
asked BY the lecturer Il he might say few
words that evening for temperance, they
answered. .Do so by all MEANS" and de-
elared that although distiilers they we're
emphaticaiiy for temperance In Kentucky,
saying AVE want you 10 understand
that we don't make this whisky for our
Kentucky noys we make |. TO poison the
Yankees and the Irish r
Our temperance friends must turn 4
new leaf we also must nationalizc our
selves the lava in regard 10 liquors be-
Ing essentially national, Ne must meet our
willy enemies in the national halls Of Com
gress, not by petitions o. other ike non.
sense. The enemy cares nothing for such
afoolery," as he calls land never did. We
must be prepared to cope with the now
powerful liquor interest BY their own
means The votes of congressman, which are
to be obtained BY the votes Of those who
send them to congress.-Horace Greeley.
d crothers,in the Scientific American,
says of the effects Of alcohol on The mind !:
II is one OF the curious errors that alcohol
stimulates the imagination, and gives a
clearer, more practical insight into the re-
lation of events OF life. The whiri of
thought reused up BY the increased circu
iation of the blood in the brain is not Inn
agination II Is not a superior insight or
conception of the relsiion of events, but Is a
rapid reproduction OF previous thoughts
soon merging into confusion. The ine-
bria,e never creates any new ideas OF new
views all his fancies are tumultuons,
blessed and barren. The apparent brill
liancy is only the lash Of mania, quickly
followed by demensia. The physicians
who are supposed to have greater skill
when using spirits. have paralvzed their
higher brain center,and have lost all sense
of fear or appreciation OF the consequences
of their acts and hence act more antomat-
icaliy simply doing what they have dcns
before without any clear appreciation oi
discrimination OF the results The mar
who uses spirits TO give ments force ane
Slearness Is doing the very worst Thing
possible to DESTROY this effect. Alcohol i
ever and always u paralyzans
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y P
FARMERS.

The following article is from the pen OF II
Slime the editor Of The Willamette Valley T,s-
bune. Mr. Shne was ..zealous supporter Of
Harrison. but this article shows a conversion
to the siaiih oncc sdelivered TO the saints"
Let every farmer read Ia
In Master Burgmans address at the annual
session Of the National Grange, he saysi "It
the farmer must meet free competition, so,also
should the manufacturers. That Is true and
lust. If"an men are created equal why
should any class Of men be made iavorises..
The prices Of products Of the farm, labor and
furnace. alike, are governed by their supply
and demand. II the worlds supply VI wheat
Is less than Is needed, It's price viii be high
and so Il Is with other necessary commodities.
The price Of our wheat at home and abroad, is
fixed BY its price IN Europei and iss price y
Europe Is governed by It's cost grown by sell
labor. and no industry suffers under as great
disabilities. The farmer IL not at liberty to
use his products 10 the best advantage. He
can ship his products to Europe and exchange
hem for such goods rs he and his neighbofs
need, but before he can land them upon Ameri'
can soil he Is tariff taxed thereon 10 the extent
OF about one half Of his product snlpPed. The
protective object Of tariff is 10 enable the pro-
tseted manufacturers 10 obtain increased prices
ior their goods, and TO compel oil others to
pay such advanced prices. Thus the prices Of
the farmets product are fixed by their price IN
the lowest markets Of the world. There are
two conditions ander which the prices OF farm
products would be advanced by ,ariil name
~: Such general failure, or destruction ol
crops as would require importations and such
universal lasiness in the farmers as would re-
suit in an insufficient supply OF farm products
Tor home consumption--neithe OF which are
likely to occur, and II they should occur they
would he national calamities. A tariiftax ON
oranges and lemons grown in Greenland and
on -four, wheat, corn and meat. would ne'
benefit or effect any one, because they are mol
imported. The most OF our exports are farm
products; and except for exports imports would
soon cease for want Of mtans 10 pay for them
Sixty million Of people are tariff taxed 10 iasoi
and enrich one million. Why should this in
Justice be bornel One half Of all the goodi
manufactured in the United States are unaid
ed by the tariff and cost more than they wouls
except for the tariff. Why should the manu-
iaclurers Of the other half Of our goods be al
lowed tariff to enrich them to the delrimen
Of all otheSl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

Under the statutes II Is the duty Of the
County Court at ils first term In each year
TO make n jury list containing the names
OF persons TO serve as grand and trial jurors
In the Circuit Court for the following year.
The list siell contain 400 names. The
following Is the list made By The County
Court al It's late term
West Aibany--OIiver BnehnelI, ubbe
Peters. w & Morgan, "A w Gordon, w G.
TwecdaleJ A Miliard.M NJ Sternbmg q, "A dam
SettlcmIrc, y TurnerJ v pipc,G III Warn
er, d r Tablcr, II Lampman,E r Sox.
East Albany--A Il Bloom, Jas Huntef,E
L Knox, y ID 1faight, smilh Cox, w II
Goltra, ] Il KNOX, John Geisendoricr, q w
Harris, ] Hughes, liarlan Hurlbnrt. John
fsom, Mart Miller. James Nanny,H A STAN
ard, John Schmeer, Frank Trltes, Geo
Warner, Jason WhscIcrJ O Writsman,
Shupp, Philip SwankJ " propst,J ID Par
sons.
| w Bryant. s NJ Daniels, G 2 Browne w
Cole, w Il Arnold Harry Shelton, Henry
Shank,ir,, Lee shelton,f DcNaney,T j
Munkers, Samuel Kings W ilunsaker, ]
r ifvllis, & Titus.
GIIalsey- Eiver " Smith Job Simons, John
W Miller, Caleb Gray, Jhos Brandon, ] A
Smith, ,Thos Aiorgan,J II Lame, ID q Hayes,
w K Garrett, Frank Ffisby, u e Davis, Is
cummings,A L CanDonJ X Bone, Solo
mon Bond.
Lebanon--W r Iordan,R cheadle, g +
BIZ, khArt, & Mossholdef,R q Miller, l. I
Evans, & w Crueon,B i Bodgett, Jos FL.
kins, John Denny, & o Gentry, 5 NJ W
4 IiIDdman, Chris Hardmon, Frank Hall, J X
Kccbler.
| Harrisburg Bishop, Samuel Nixon, ]
4 r McCartncy.Iohn w Grimcs,F NJ kizer,
Hugh Din@Eddie,E J Willoughby, John z
liaywofih, Il r Wyait,wm Wassofn, q
WIgIe, John SosnmeryilleJ N Phiipott, y
II Pierce, q Sendcrs.
1 BtownssilIe--D ii Ambnoee, Oliver
chesney, ] n Moyer, W Q Smith, w 4
swank,J !, K Mofriock, n Adams, Z
Marsters, /. Tyoer,A n 1enpleioB, w 4
Washbufn. ID NJ Wallers,R II Grover, Ella
4 Hale,Jo Hume,L White, 9 y Rockwell.
Franklin 5uste--Newt>n Crabtree. jobs
Bryant, John Houston John s,uri, y tai
a avan,A X MeDonaid.J l. Chapman. u My
ers, u r Titus, Otto Sefillng, II q sinlil
:. Henry Ray,L w pomeroy, Long john BIZ
yeu,C w Richardson.
Santlam-W Moore, w A Paul, |
: Bertrsnd, ] II Peery. + NJ Crabtrec, J ]
Richardson.L Siringcr, J a South, Plum
. mer, & Il Whitney.
Shedd-W g Davis, u corneli, w Y
r Poland. 2 Bither, c shedd, 9 Bratiaii
w Pugh. r D Springer, X Il wngh
Watefloo-J Bishop, . Parrish, w w Pa
= rish.? Lewis. w Sutton, ] 6 Rcecs, w
Glesson, Jacob Newman.
Q Sweet Hoine-H & Moran, Shea, o
Russell. Orlando Perkins. w McKinno
0 " w iiowes, Z c Jackson. J r Davis, A.
Ionxa Ames.
I'll Tangent--A .5icvins. u jerks. NJ
!. Galloway. d Houck, D a wiizeil, ]
!. Archibald.
center--M Parker, ] Long, II 4 Po'
ell, A Bardwcll, Isaac wbraldon, 81 seoI
w Swank.
y orleans-w shearer. johnson tNhil
w II Pugh, Joseph Yates, Mark iln
burt.
i syra>use-R Burris, J Davis, Z wa
% Z - Meeker.
ctawfosdsyillc-H u Derrick. Rob.
a Glass. VIM Ireland. Miltor. Washsuro.
II Rock creek-T Butler, A ilester,
Mayo.
to Fos valley-JB D Potter. Pres Berry. ]
DO Gardner.
Liberty AP Nye, jesse Barr, sol
/. Powers.
= Brush cteek-N Hamilton J y RI
Il Frank Malone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24
Anaee.

SAN Francisco, Jan. I7.-M Miss Nellie iily
who Is racing around the world ID The interest
Of the New York World, Is expected 10 arrive
here from China nex. Tuesday. She win be
met here. by two representatives Of the World
WIN are TO have everything & her and take
her back as fast as steam can do Il. Miss nis-
lain who Is flying eastward from Alden, TO make
quicker trip Than Miss Bly, had. wnea last
heard from. The advantage Of Miss Bly. and.
considering The storms OF the Pacific coast, II
looks a. IL she would reach New York FIRST.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24
Am Accident.

PENpLKroN. Or Jan. r7'-Thufsday afler.
noon an acciden, occurred between Kamea
and IIigar,l on the Union Pacific, which re.
suited IN the death Of Fireman Frank Wel-
man and serious inInriesto Engineer Hooker
and Conductor Fisher Particulars could not
be learned, The wires being kept bury With
train orders. From the most authcnric ae-
coani oblainable Il seems that an engine with
a cabo1se at laehed was hueking snow down
the mountain with blot plow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

The reputation Of being manufaelur.
Ing city Is enc Of the best that can be se.
cured. II Is one that Aiban, should work
for. II means more. As the inanufac.
turing interests Of a city increase its whole.
sale interests also increase. They go up
together. Albany can become the manu-.
iac,aring city OF Western Oregon. She
has the water powefthc location,the trans
poFtation facilities. We have a good be-.
ginning and our monied men should 81 :
courage substantially every such euter-
priae,not being blinded by personal spssu
latIve schemes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


TACOMA, Jan, I7,-caplain Thomas R
Brown Of this city, who viii be nominated for
United States marshal Of this state, Is well
known on puge, sound, lie was born al Per-
tysvlle, Ind, In 1855. lie enlisted In Com
pany X rairty seventh Illinois volunteers, when
only 10 years old, an served four years and
nine MONTHS lie Is present pfesiient Of
Browns Wharf 4 Nav .alioa Company, and IL
interested IN nunbe Of other important en-
tesprises. lie Is also 4 prominent member Of
the {; A K.
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Even catching coils becomes fashiona-
bic. When everybody around gets dose
nelghbors make up their minds that they
must suecumb, so they see the ghost and
wilt. Then everybody sneezes, s,rush for the
qulnine box feel oiiheir pulse heavens,
no \ Il .hrobs, and the thing Il done. But
really II Is not imagination. Grippe really
gripes and whatever the name very bad
person feel rs u hauled through knot
hole.
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Mssh % rreeeea.

ASTORIA. Jan. i7.--Seyeral long meetings
were held between the directors Of the Astoria
& South Coast railroad aud the president,
William Reid, yesterday aud to-day regarding
The propositions Of the New York capitalists
and the future construction Of The road 10 the
Willamette valley.
Proceedings were taken whereby the cons
plelion oI the road was assured, aud arrange
u.ents were made for the sale Of the company's
mortgage bonds. The cn,irc engineering Twill
be completed within three weeks, when the
work OF construction will be resumed and
pushed as rapidly as he weather will rermi..
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Why all these Tacoma failures, ten OF
twelve In week or two. High rents
oh. yes. More. The truth Is Tacoma Is
getting backsct Il looks as II she IA be.
ing SandIagocd. Matters have been over.
done. Rents and real estate prices were
too much Inflated. Albany and other con.
aeryalIyc cities should keep their eyes
open.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

KID GLovEs.--i have jast received an
invoice of the celebrated II. cen,emeEl
kid gloves In black and colored. These
with the other brands l handle, Foster
genuine hook and Our Own brand,makes
an assortment that any lady can be suited
In prices and quality. These are all first
class goods and warranted as represented.
SAMUEL E. YouNG.
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The Man Abou. Town "as seen an ar.
tieie In tourists guide book issued by the
Southern Pacific Company, which In It's
Mt Shasta Route speaks OF Portland as
the capital oi Oregon. They even hire
gnoramuses 10 get up guide books. II -
bad enough TO have Eastern people mix
up matters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

ARLINGTON. Or, Jan. i7.--News reached
here to-day that Mrs Jarvis Emigh, who resides
nj Biekle,on. WASH. attempted suicide by
taking chlonfofm, on the 18th inst. When
discovered she was in a very critical condition.
but after much difficulty was revived.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24
HOME AND ABROAD
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Nishtwatoh witler, OF Easens .as 10 the
city this forenoon.
The 0feaonian on account OF breakdown
failed 10 put 10 an appoareuee "a. day.
G w Simpson left day or two ago on 4
business and pleasure trip 20 California.
Salem 10 being greatly eIatsd oyer tho
prospect Of 500 900 postoiiee buiIding.
Boats ase again running on the river, now
entirely FREQ from Ice and other floating 81 +.
atraets.
Have your prescriptions and family receipts
compounded by II G Hubbard, the prsscrip-
tion druggist.
Barrows & Sssrls have Just received ar
invoice Of ladies fine ahoos from usorRe w
Ludlow, Chicago.
Subscriptions for all the leading new
papcra and magazines received by 4 l. Ken
ton, nesr the postoiiice. All orders for
warded without delay.
Go 10 Paisley 4 Fish for yout job print.
Ing. they do any and al kinds 81 work In
the paoiIshing and job priLting limo. Qaick
work aud .Gw prices.
That Hungarian monk Ii IN tho city q.
gain conyertinR ministers, and IL to talk 4 :
pight at the Court House. Adrission free.
Albany has no Salvation army. but seio
has that city having snoeeeded In getting
ours away from ~. fact genersiiy com.
meoded hers,
tsaehor 10 Sau Francisco was granite .
leave 81 absence year OF &C age.and the di.
rectora, while she was away. dismissed bei
and pot another teaehes in her piaeo. She
brcught suit and ths supreme court haa juti
awarded her fb000 aud ronasatsd nsr la hei
position,
Recently at Brownsyills William Hunts,
agod 81. ami Mrs Bsamer. 7s.were uaii
cd 10 marriage. The happy young coupi
have the DgaocsAr's best wishes for lori
life aud prosperity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

When Baby was alex. wc gave her castossa,
When she was Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung 10 castoria.
When sho had cidIdren. she gave them caslAria.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

NorIcE.-Pariies indebted to Mr.. E. L.
Power. will confer favor by calling on
Mr. Il + Merrill, with whom his accounts
have been left, and settling the same at
ence.
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This Trade Mai K on a stove
n reans II Is thr best thss en-
pe,!ince and skill can con-
j trive. Sold only by g. w.
, smith.
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rainAY.


A heavy frost this morning.
state II n.er Baker IL In ihs city.
joe Watson, u Tacoma ~ Ia tho. city.
Mrs De Mccoy Of Salem has beer In the
city.
The Salem woolsn mill. are getting ready
10 start up.
Probably no c.lilorria train. for forty
eight hour.
NJ o Warner. the pisno tanef Of Eugese,i ,is
Ia the city
A tish market has been opsasd next door
10 viercks.
Qaits sacoessfui revival services are beirg
held st the NJ V Cnutch.
II .est Portland bioods IS an hour to take
their best girl sleigh riding.
Jesse Couthou, >. the Opera House TO
night. shs should be given . big house.
Mr. and Mr. @ II Monroe, OF the Chcrssk-
eto Heisl. ef salem. haze been 10 The city.
win aud Maud Scott. OF Harrisburg, are
20 tho city, the guests Of their sister, Mrs II
Meyer
Miss Jessie Couthoni arrived In the city
this noon aud viii be at ths Opera House TO.
night.
w y Crosby. tho wheat man IFS Last
night for San Francisco TO be gone two o.
three weeks.
Finest small pieklss and chow chow At La
Fsrsst q Thompsons. A barrel OF each just
opened.
Stock IA South E,tsrn Oregon 10 said 70
be IN very poor condition. and can be
bought for sl,nost nothing.
Brownsville. Oregon. il coming 10 the
front. Its citizens have Incorporated rail
road 20 tap the timber and mineral belt Of
the caiipooia. aud railroad 30 the sea-
Athsna Press.
Mrs wsyne. who recently opened . mill.
merry store 10 tho froman brick. has sold the
sans TO Ar Sour, new eomer, who vii
hereafter run il.
A X Cutsing. the editor who caused q
much tfonbie between the United States ant
Mexico, by being arrested fer libel year O.
two aga, ia now In Waiia walia setting typ,
on one Of the daiiies Of that city.
An important be Of neas 10 tcicgraphes
from China TO ths effect that the emperor i
on excsllent terms with bis wife. Seyera
Albany rnen ars aisn on good terms with thti
wives, a fact more important than the for
ner.
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MARRIED..

PoWELL,-TED .--Atthe resi-
dence Of Geo Humphrey IN Albany, Jan
roth, + M Powell and Sarah G Tedrow ale
Of Linn Co. Geo Humphrey, justice Of til
peace officiating.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

S.nake tho celebrated Havana iilied ci-
gars. manufactured at julius Josep pli's cigar
factory, Only cents.
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AnBEy's ApprrIoN.--s4 lots In this sd
dillon to Albany, near Hackicnan's yd
addition. for sale. at $50 to $I7s lot, at
lurfan & Nfonteith's.
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SrEsrosrEp.

Y. NJ. French kespa railroad time.
Boots aud 4. 5ss At cost At Read'a~
J.P. Wallace. Physician and Surgeon. Al.
bany, ORR
Ja,t rsosIysd new table linen at w. y.
Reads.
W Starr, physician and surgeon. Albany
Oregon.
Good cooking stove only $40 at Hop: ,s &
SAltmarsh's.
Best roast coffee in the city at Conrad
Meyers.
Sixty dozen winaaw shades justseceiv! d
at Fortmilisr 4 Isving's.
w Bentley. beat boot and shoe maker IN
city. opposite Fortmiller * IrS Sing's.
A large and line line Of window ltd
Just received 81 eortmiller 4 Iryings.
We have tho beat 81 SO kid glove ever
brought To Al;,Aay at w \ Reads.
New is the tine to save money by buying
boots and shoes at cost Of w. +. Road.
Go TO Bsrdas for honest weights. good
eoods and lowest living prices.
A fine lire Of all kinds OF furniture. plain
aud upholstered, bes stock in this part ol
Oregon At Fortmiller 4 lrving's
IA Archibald, aseas Singer Manuiaesai
ing Co.. opposite Oil Fellow Tonplc, Al
bany,
An elegant line OF siix table spreads, IA
beautiful designs, just received At Fortmiilel
4 Irvings.
cans Golden Star tomatoeI for 30 ceuti
at @ Meyers, aud all other. canned good
cheap for cash.
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Aay,s.s j.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
ne Of the best female nurses and physi
ans ia tho United States, and has been
sed for forty years with neverfailing
uccess by millions OF mothers for their
bildren. During the process of teethins
value Is incalcuable. IL releaves the
hild from pain cures dysentery and diar
hoes, gripping In the bowels, and wind
ole. BY giving health to the child it
ests the mother. Price 25c. bottle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

0.ka cures rheumatism, neuralgia anc
toothache. Foshay:& Mason Agents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

DKs MotsEs. Ioa. Jan, i7.--AGer scyeta !
Intellectual ballots lo-slay the house again ad .
journsd wi,hth Deadlock unbraken.
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The pleasant efIcot and the perfest sAf-
ETY. with whloh ladies may use the liquid
huit laxative. Syrup OF FiEs. under all
conditions, iunkc II their fxvurite remedy
tits pleasing TO the eye and to the taste.
gentle, yet effsctual in acting on the kid-
nsys, liver and bowels.
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snsw ueund.

SAN FEASetsnoJan. Is.--rhe noahboand
tain which leil here Tuesday evening Is still
stalled three miles Of sissons. Wednesdays =
train Is also At Rsdding. waiting fer orders.
+ he engines from the ia,tc-p were detached
and Fud ahead with large force Of track re-
pairen and snow plows. A snow and wind
s,own has ragged al along the Shasta division
hos,h Of Reiding log Thirty six hours eonsina-
ousiy. not oaly olockading the track but In
juring il 10 such an exient thar skilled meehan-
ics had 10 be sent ali along the line, in company
with snow shoxeinfs