davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

NE by0b0Se TO make the
Easter Holidays 6ylght,
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

county and investigate the J Francis
Bacon investigation Of poor "a heatley's
shortage. They should call for an
itemlzed statement Of Bacon's $400
c1u{tu
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

One Of the notices given in the Senate
was as follows: IAN act to amer the
game laws making it unlawful for any
Republican politician to set coon trap
between the 8ist day Of July and the
FIRST Tuesday after the first Monday in
November; and further, providing that
1t shall be unlawful for a Democratic
politician to purchase game SO
entrapped."
Evening journal., 1891-03-21
H. L. BROWN.
Contractor for Hauling,

Having rented my stables at Second and
Orange, / intend quitting the cErting and
livery business. I will offer for sale ali Of my
horses, wagons. trucks, carriages, harness
and lot of all kinds of tools. etc, on Wednes-
day, April lst., 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
II. T.. BROWN,
10 and LIZ Orange street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

What is the matter with the constitu-
tional convention bill Of 1887 II seems
70 have the yellows. The Grubb bin
iioated serenely to the surface Of the
political pool.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

After the expert accountants engeaed
by the Republican Levy Cours of New
Castle county get through their work
here they should go back to Sussex
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

Extract from soliloquy OF Edward a
Bradford, counsel for Republican Lew
Court, whose term will soon expire
How long, oh Lord how long"
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

| SLIGHTLY used pianos by Haines Bros
| Mack Behring, Decker Bros. and others
from 500 TO $3.50. H. f. Robelen. No
7lO Market street.
mo, said Pertman, II do not pretend
70 be IN the swim. Still, have met
nearly all Of New York's social celebri.
ties Where, may l askg7 queried
Vanleer Well, as Q rule" was the
suave reply, ''at the corner Of Broadway
and Twenty-third street IN. Y.
Herald.
WHAT it costs" must be carefully
considered by the great majority OF
people, IN buying even necessities
hoods sarsaparilla combines positive
economy with great medicinal power. 1t
ls the only medicine of which can trulr
be said ''1O0 Doses One Dollar"
LADY-"Can't you find some work to do
poor man?' Tramp-"I hope not. mem !"
Washington Star.
BEHR Bros. Newly & Evans. Bush &
9ertz. and Schubert pianos II. F. Robe
lens 7lO Market street.
AN l10 WISH 70 Db entertaining lust
forget yourself long enough to talk to
somebody about himself Dallas News.
THE celebrated Ivers and Pond pianos
with sustaining pedal and muffler only at
Robelen's TO Market street.
DIR. DE HARDT's Pennyroyal Pills are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
At druggists and by mail, ST.. Office. 2O3
n. 9th St., Phila. Ladies beware OF
limitations
LEBERMANN-"I owe $4,000. This
won't do. III have TO pay up. Now let
me think, who can / start to borrow the
money -Fliegende Blatter.
THE Famous Knabe piano has no equal
only at Robelen's 710 Market street.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

The following words from a we'll
known song do not seem to spply to Mr..
Herbert or Mr.. Cochran:
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

Senator Pilling has an idea to amend
Article OF the constitution by legisla-
tive enactment. This amendment will
provide that the election ''for" and
against" convention thall
be held at the regular Novem.
Der election. It has always cen
held by the enemies of ''the unex,ep
tional mode" that It would be impossible
to get enough people out to vote in May
TO call the convention. Mr.. Pill
ing'5 idea is to pass such
an amendment this session. Then If he
vote is not large enough in MAY to cal a
convention, this enactment may be rati-
fled by three fourths Of the next Gene raj
Assembly, and become part and parcel of
the constitution.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

There is a proposed amendment 10 the
New Castle county Five Commissioners
bill that makes all Republican contracts
with Philadelphia expert accountants
null and void.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

The Legislative Committee Of CITY
Council viii go to Dover again next
"Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

AS mass the Democrats. as wen as
the Republicans are opposed TO the bill
allowing the Highlands territory TO come
within The corporate limits At one eighth
the rate Of taxation, no matter what the
Precedent has been. The people living in
the Highlands do not want il.
the people of Wilmington do not want ii
and the people at large in Delaware do
not care straw about 1t. With this
coneensus Of opinion against such bill
II IS ditiisult to see just how Legislature
can conscientiously pass is.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

Attorney-General Biggs was In Dover
this week in the interest Of the directors
OF the Delaware and Maryland Canal
franchise. He wants to offset Colin Fer.
gusons petition for the completion of the
canal or the revocation Of its charter.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

Senators Pllling and McMullin should
commit to memory that little obser
vation made by Patrick Henry. Gen
tlemen may CRY peace, peace, but there
is no peace.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

For it's money-aint 10 funny
II drives away ali sorrow and all C. re.
II You want honey you must have II oney-
1t's money money. money, everywl ere.n
Evening journal., 1891-03-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

Daniel NJ. Ridgely gave notice Of san
act for the suppression Of Henry 6.
Turner"
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

Clerk of the Peace Biggs says that the
amendment to the Senate Constitutional
Convention bill, calling the election the
third Tuesday in May this year. gives
him very short time to prepare the Doll
lists, etc, for the election officers.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21

Daniel NJ. Ridgely gave notice of forty.
six bills in the House yesterday. This
beats the record, and also the Joint reso
luton which provided that no new busi-
ness should be received after March 90.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21
The Grand Jury win Investigate.

The various aflidavits and the written
statement of the hearthroken mother have
been submitted to the district attorney for
action. The father Of young Harris is said
70 be clerk in Brooklyn establishment
and his mother prominent In the temper
ance movement there His grandfather is
DR.. McCready. of this city.
Evening journal., 1891-03-21
ITEMS OF lNTEREsr

SLIGHTLY used pianos by Haines Bros
Mack Behring. Decker Bros. and otbars
from 500 TO $3.50. H. f. Robelen. No
7i0 Market street. 80
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schedule IN effect November IL. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
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Banks ana Bankers.

ARTISANS SAYINGS BANK. SOP Market 81
CENTRAL NATIONAL. BANK stb 4 hHsrlSa, ~ ~
EQglIABLE 9UARA NTEE AND TRTIST
r, ,C0MPANH. No. e37 Market street.
fAhMERS' BANk OF DELAWARE, North.
:, east corner Third and Market Streets
FIRST MA fIONAL BANK, Northeast cor
= ner Fifth and Market streets. ~
NAIlONAL BANK OF DELAWARE. N. T.
corner sixth and Market streets.
NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYWINE. Accounts eolieiteS
private safe deposit boxes for rent; North.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DFPoSTT
~, tS,l1i YllF IAN ". No. bl9 Market street.
tu,IH4iION t,IH4iIO NATIONAL BANK, sos Market ST
sd.lsl LIN NJ NJ TON SAYINGS FUND SOCIETY.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
CITY BUSINESS DrRpoTopv
Bakers.

Bakers.
y; IL ybA5hkLEY = BROS. co, 4th and French.
PAUL o. SNYDER. 113 West Eighrh street
NJ. >. WEYL, No. East Second Street oeo
CHARLFS YETTRR. II Ensf Fnl1rth str..e.
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FINAL SUCCESS.


fos foaf:ees years ex-poslmaaer CeasrAl
Dickinson has been working to solidifY,
strengthen, and expand the dsmosFa.ie psay
oi Michigan. and On lhe Isl Of January sc lad
The p:easure Of setinga dsroctalic afmln-
slra,ion from gatret 10 cellar take possession
of the Michigan capitol. Governor Luce,
however. remained as chief executive until
noon, when Goyeiaor EIein d Wiaaas and
I.ieaisnau, Govetno- Strong dropped into The
executive siiiee together. Clerk Hopkins. OF
the supreme court. was seat lof. and the two
took the oath OF Office. There were no trim
nines OF iuTbeioss--all was JeiErrsonian sim
plieiiy. Net hall dozen people were in the
Eoom when The oath was administered, and
very few In the big brown stone building knew
Governor Winans had qualified es-Goyernor
Luce congratulated his successor and formally
tuned over The oiiiee 10 him. For thirty six
yeats the republicans have held control OF the
State capitol. In 1854 Governor bingham
was elected. and since that day the elections
have been but series Of Fepublican victories
In 1854 there was slight break whcn The
democrats and greenbaekers combined and
elected Governor Begole aud Jos, The res, Of
the s:ate tieke., but the Governors Office
occupies but a small corner in the big build
Ing. Now, Governor, lieutenant governor,
secretary Of state. treasurer. auditor. attorney
general. land commissioner. supreme court,
and both houses Of the legislature, ell are
democratic.
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Still, IiARPfN0.

Owing 10 the tenaeity with which the
great leaders Of the democracy, such as
Thurman, German. Vest, Cleveland, iIIli
and others hold on to this life. tic 0rcgo-
niaaI ID reduced 70 The necessity ofyarying
ita heretofore uniform practice OF sitting
like an expectant ghoui on tie verge 0
the grave 81 some deceased democrat, and
there, whilc The last sad fites of sepnltufe
are. .bcing neriormed,g ,ai over another OPP
poflnnity Of satisfying lie craving appetite
10 induigc H. apueive SANDER Of The silent
dead, and nov With denoniac meAnnets
indulgcs In similar abuse Of the living.
This time the object iis yenon Is United
Siaies Senator Voorhees, Of Indiana who
has been reelected senator which place he
has 30 ably silled since 1877. Noiwith-
standing The fact that quite frequently
aimee that date the republicans have car
fied that state they have never been able
70 defeat Veothees who l. one Of the most
popular men in that stale. Every line Of
that papers article is iraugbt With abundant
proof that malicious partisan hate was the
only motive that caused the editor Of that
sheet TO write such an article. Words Of
truth. ssherness, eaBdor, fair dealing, or
honesty ere absolutely unknown in II.
That bitter. brutal hate that filled It's editors
mind ard heart when writing bis gouiish
article on the death oil 1ilden. Hendricks,
Seymour and other great democratic pa
sriois who have folded their maailes a.
round them and passed to The beyond.Is the
same that moves him 10 make this brutal,
deviilsh attack upon Voorhees,. II would
b. as impossible Tor that paper to eonfinc
Itself TO the truth when ,nakiog these az
taeks upon democratic leaders - II would
be Tor the devil himself to perform an act
OF religious devotion. Every one remem.
bers the air Of victory which that paper
put on when writing OF the death Of Nc
Clsilan. tieodrieks, Seymour and others.
This Is It's feeling toward all democrats
dead or alive. bu. especially the latter. But
Why nos ls. him alone. lie Il joined ire
vocably t.l his Idol, hate, and will never be
aetuaieL BY any other mot I've when speak
ingoi democrats.
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YES. HELP TnEz

The Ladies Ali Society Of Albany has been
organized and doing. in qaie, way. great
work In the relief Of distress inciden, to human
life. during nearly score Of years. For the
means 10 DO this work they have depended up
on their own Efforts and voluntary contribu
tions Of ehaiitably disposed citizens Of the city.
They have secured grounds in one Of The addi-
,ions 10 the city and bailt thereon a,ai,ablc
tbaildiLg for an Orphans Home. The,c
noble minded women are now asking the leg
is ature TO appropriate $4,000 to complete
and furnish the bnilding and put it at once on
basis ofgreat usefulness. Thisis very worthy
cause and should meet the approval Of our
law makers. The people Of Linn county have
been one Of the most prompt counties in the
state in payment OF her taxes without murmul
and has never had dollar Of state money
expended IN het midst, nor has she ever asked
or had rebate Of any part Of her taxes, but
paid all in full while many counties have had
appropriations and rebates. Linn county
deserves this little favor at the hands Of tn,
legislature We trust our senator's and repre-
sen,a,iyes will see 10 !, tha, this measure shal
60 through.
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:. NJ. Q. A. Mates.

ANY man, old or young, with good
character, may become member Of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
Albany, Oregon.
Eleven names we've received for mem-
bership at the last meeting OF the asso-
citation.
We hope that each member will con-
slider il duty tn bring in at least one
new name for membership, at our next
meeting. Please do not forget this.
There are many young men in Albany
that should become members OF the ASSOC
eiation, and perhaps would il on invita-
tion was rendered them. So don't fail 10
talk 1t uD with them. Make the effort,
members, It is worthy your time and
attention.
On Friday evening, Jan. 30th we invite
all ladies Of Albany who are interested
in the Y. NJ. q. A. to meet at our rooms,
for the purpose OF organizing ladieH
auxiliary TO the Young Mems Christian
Association. This is very important
branch to the Y. NJ. G. a. work, and we
trust our lady friends will respond 10
this call in large numbers.
+ Sunday, Jan. 25th, at 3p. m, in the
Methodist Church, Rev Mr. Connolly, the
Methodist Evangelist, will deliver his
| Object Lesson, or Chemical sermon, to
the Y MICA. This address promises tc
be especially interesting, for by the use
OF chemicals Mr. Connolly shows the
power Of Christ's blood to cleanse from
sin. Everybody is invited to this ser
vice. Fathers bring your boys, mothers
bring your girls. The Apollo Club vii
assist in the music, and short SOM
service viii proceed the address. Re
member time and place. The pastor o
the Methodist Church, recognizing th.
fact that our hall was inadequate to ac
commodate large audience, kindly ten.
dered us sthe use OF the M Il Church, 10
which we wish to express our thanks.
II. w. YOUNG,
Secretary
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-
WHY HONEY ~ riGHT.

We hear continually the question. why
i money so iighiS The answer Is plain
and nnmlstakable. Democracy has go,
hold Of the lower house OF congress and
small capitalists have got scare on them
In consequence and are holding on 10 theii
money; and tho big capitalists are taking
advantage OF the scare 10 line their nests
with gold lining. But the people are be
ginning TO perceive that The Mckinley bin
Is not such a raw-hcad and dy-bones
as democracy has tried to make Il appear,
end ere long busints So win revive and all
Will be well. -Rose6arg Piaindeaier.
There Is one great public fpnciionary
who seems to be utterly derelIct Ia his
duty. Il Is the toolklller For how could
any loyal, faithful foolkiller permit any
one to exiss who would emil such slush as
the above. The new democratic congress
will not so Into power for nearly year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

II the talented Mr. Mckinley overlooked
anything in his tax sill that could be taxed,
the public would ! ke 10 know what i, is. Who
but the rrea, high ,axer, with searching eye.
which sweeps the entire universe at glance,
would have Thought Of putting a duty on
natural gas? The Mckinley bill does tha,
very thing. Ifno enc else in congress remem,
bered tina. Canada produces natural gas Me
Klnlcy did, and foreseeing that, with The
failure Ct the American wells, it nigh. lie inn
ported he taxed Il. The effects Of his thought.
falness have just been fe't Mt buffalo. where
the people are compelled TO pay The tax or
Canadian gas, which they import 10 take the
place Of their own exaastci product.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

HEARD FRoM AGAix.--A one.eyed blk
named Waters worked Evans creek re-
Gently for all there was in it, taking sub
scriptions for numerous lot Of papers at
ruinous low rates, collecting as he went.
A number were hoodwinked by this low,
gambling scoundrel, who is too lazy TO
work for living. He claimed to be
working in the interests Of the s L Ex-
aminer, AMI through 1t could give such
low rates. We hope this will be last
| ing lessor TO our citizens to beware OF
such bilks, and in the future subscribe
through our home papers, our postmas-
ters or local agents, who are responsible,
and they will be sure to get the papers
they subscribe for.--Ashland Record.
This is undoubtedly, from the descrip-
tion, the man who worked the Fox Val
ley region, a few weeks ago, and the adj
vice Is good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30
NoTNEw.

The people Of Oregon arc enjoying the
firss. fruits of 10 Simon. The receiver oi
The Oregon Improvement Company Is
President of the Senate. He appoints q
committee on RAILWAYS. which select as It's
clerk c N Scott, receiver Of the OregoEi-
an East Side railway. II this keeps on q
receiver for the republican party may be
needed. K afital Jcnysal (Rep)
This is nothing new. The leaders Of the
republican party, (and throughout the
country have made their party an aux
iiiary to railroad monopolies aud monop-
Giles In general a few unsophisicated
republicans may still be found who are
surprised at this, but Il is not new tc
democrats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

A nes scheme to strengthen the raid on the
state treasury, made by the wagon road bills,
is the introduction Of number Of bills appro-
prialing large sums 10 builc bridges on various
streams throughout the state. The irien Il
Of these bridge bills will be willing to support
The wagon road bills in order TO secure support
for their own, and thus combination is form
ed that at once threatens grievous burdens tc
the tax payers Of this state. willthey arous,
to a sense oftheir danger .or, win they wal
until It is too late7
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

A STARTLING AFRAm.-We learn that
the citizens Of Forest Grove are consid-
erably stirred up over recent develop
ments in that city, wherein certain
prominent citizens have been violating
the liquor law. says the West Side. The
Grove IL prohibition town No saloons
are allowed within it's incorporate limits
only drug store or two with exclusive
authority TO slack the thirst Of the init.
lated. The story goes this way: For
sometime there has been evidence OF
iliegitimnte sale OF liquor going on, 80
the 'law and order party" had q detec-
tive put on the trail Of the offenders, and
pretty soon quite large "mare's neat''
was unearthed. II was discovered that
leading physician, q druggist and two
drug store clerks, were the offenders.
Arrests were made, and, the disciple Of
Esculapius fined 800, but let Off on the
payment OF $3.50 In cash the clerks were
fined $50 and $50, respectively, and in
lieu Of the cash were incarcerated in the
city calaboose; but, the drug store pro-
prietor, being made OF sterner stuff
boldly demanded hearing at the hands
OF his peers, so his crse Is TO be tried be.
fore duly empanelled jury.
DR. Large was fined 1850, and Messrt
Stinchcome and Hollister, $40 and $3.50
respectively. The party who made the
complaint WAS also snid 10 be guilty d
selling liquor, but the recorder reinEet
to issue q warrant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

II was candid statement made by a
representative Montana republican that
he deemed 1t "ill-advised for the repuhli-
cans 10 continue 10 hold out. ] am as
strong party man as is wanted when the
time comes, but there is nothing to be
gained now that the TWO senators have
been seated This Is a fair summary Of
the republican faith--steal states and de-
bauch the ballot.bcx so long as any spoils
are in sight. then surrender as gracefully
as d Sioux brave.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

Ii appears that there are two Farmers Al
liances in the field. Confusion win be avoided
If ii is remembered tea. the alliance south is
the National farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union, while in the north and northwest he
Alliance is simply the National Farmers Al
lance. The TWO orders have different admin
istrations, and ihe northern and western Alli-
ancc is less radical in is views than the south
Each Alliance claims The exclusive right TO the
style ana title of .'Thc National farmers AL
lance.
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A DESERVED COMPLIMENT.

The oreponiaa pays one junior senator,
Hon Jeff Myers, thc following deserved
compliment.
Mr. Myers is but a6 years of age. lie
was member of the lower house two
years ago. AS a senator, he is the younges
man who ever 0cupicd the place In Ore
gon. He - bright young gentlemen, I
fluent ialker, aud a member who viii
make friends wherever he goes.
81 was born In Oregon and proud Of ny
state" was his last exclamation.
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An Awful Sore Limb
Flesh Mass OF Disease. Condition
Hopeless. Cured by the
Cuticfra. Reruedieg.

For three years I was almost crippled with an
hwful sore leg from my knee d0wn 70 my ankle:
the skln was entirely gone, and the fesh was o1s
mass Of diseaa6. E0Ble physicians pronounced a
incurable. IL had diminished about one third fhs
eize Of The other, and was IN hopeless condition.
After trying all kinds Of remedies and spending
hundreds Cf dollars, from which 1 got r,o reiIcl
whatever, was persuaded 70 try your CfTgcrn1
REMEDIES, and The result was ~ foflows: After
three days ! noticed decided change for The bet
Ter, and at the end Of two ncpths was corr retIv
cured. Ny flesh was purified, and the bone which
had been exposed for over Year, got sound. The
hesh began 70 grow, and today and for nearly two
every respect, and not sign Of disease 70 be eoen
KrY. =. q. AIiEitS, Dubois, Dodge Co., Ga.
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Government engineers tested q so-ioot cast.
steel rife canon at Sandy Hook Monday, with
results that promise well for coast defence
when enough Of these monsters are in com
manding positions. This gun has a Iz-inch
bore, andwith charge oi $50 pounds D
powder threw shells out to STA nearly liftcer
miles, as estimated by the watchers sent Gu
in boat totale note Of the range.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30

JaFFERsoN.- THE Santiam Land Agency
received nice lot Of stationery, this
week, from i G Phelps, practical job
printer, Of Albany
Prof Jas G Clark will sing at the IA i
church on next Wednesday evening, Ian
28th. Those who heard this great singer
last spring will want to hear him again,
He win give al new program entirely
Let the houselbe well filled. Admission
for adults, 25 cents; children under IL,
Is cents. One half the money left fol
benefit Of church or Sunday school, =
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NOTICE. 10 FARMERS. Wanted at once
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, dried
fruits, butter, eggs, and all kinds of farm
produce, for which / will pay the high
est price in cash or in exchange for
goods. G: w. SIM son,
Albany, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-30
Bad Eczema Cured

The CUTIcrHA RgNEDrgs wrought q wonderfuI
cure cn me, was troubled greatly with . severe
case o. eczema, and after receiving little or no BEN
eht from tbs treatment Df some of the leading
specialists here, procured set Of them and 80.
f0re they were af used the disease had LEFT me- i
recommend tiIp CuTfcunA REnEDfKs AZ he best
and snrest cure for nli diseases of The akin.
w. NELSON CHAABERLAYNE,