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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-19
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DE AIBONITO.

Es IN angel sus ojos son dos soles.-que
.lanzan mil destellos de luz pura -su rostro
donde brilla la ternura, ,-rob6 la luz, sus lin
dos arrebOles.-Su boca es de coral; nivea es
su frente. Es esbelta y gentil cual IA palmera,
~ sus dientes son perlas del Oriente;-y es
sedosa su negra cabellera.- -Es simpatca, anna
bic, embriagadora ~ a todos muestra su apre
ciable trato con su sonrisa dulce seducto-
ra,--hace que sea mas bello su retrat0 -Iiene
una hermana que es tambi6n graciosa,--y de.
tale genti. como una ondina.-Mas la que 20
retrato es tan hermosa,-que encanta, que se-
duce, que fascina-es hija de un Alcalde JUS
ttclero, " Vive por detras de mis- balc0-
nes - su nombre -. 20 decfrtelo no qssieyo
una silaba doble 10 compone. -Tambi6n tie
ne tres letras de apellido,-y vivs por Ia Gale
San Jose.-45 Tlene novio2 aun no le he sabido,
per9 e6 creoi, ded +;ena me pacece dia 70 no
ent0nces no ha sentido ain el amor,-y no ha
tenido negros desenganos- DICTATE de ton
das.-ROdecOg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-19

llenta haSta que iona Ia c0nSlstencla dc "a CO.
ra. Los objetoa soldad0s 8 pegados con ella
quedan bien aeguros.
SOlueiOnes "A los anagramas: Eloisa Pa
checo Y Carmelita La ROca.--A la charada
Eloisa.-Ala la criptograffa Eloisa Pacheco.--
AllogOgrif0 Jose Gonzalez PASTORAL gerO-
giificO: Las cajas de ahOrro moralizan las cla-
ses trabaiadoTe la fuga de consonantes
Tu recuerdO Anita 1nia--lo guardo en- 81 cora
zon- reservandome las gracias- para mejor
OCCASION.
Las han enViado.-De los anagramas: stas.
Enriqueta Lolita Canovas, Jacinto Naranio 90,
El ninito Toste, Eloy Daniel, I'll desgraciad0,
Uno que no le gusta tener enemigos, La Mas
Gotta, Isidoro g. Boniila, Paco Tachuela, Srtas.
Lucia Maria, Claudio, Los dos guares de la
calle de San Justo, Un desdichado, Enrique
Mirabal, Nicolas Munero, El Baron del Muro,
Srta. Carmen Rivera, Una que tiene dos pal0-
mos, El amigo de muchas palomas, Angel Nal.
donadO, Srta. Anita Naranjoy M.--De la Grip
tografia ElIBar0n del MurO, Srta. Carmen Ri
vera, Nicolas Munero, Tn desdichado Enrique
Mirabal, Un dependente de la Draga, La Mas
cOJa. Srta. Isabel Hernandez, IsidOro G.. Boni-
la, JESUS del Toro, Srta Magdalena Hernandez,
I'll desgraciado, Eloy Daniel, Srtas. Enriqueta y
Lolita Canovas, v. B. Y Sotillo.-De la eharada:
ri Baron del Muro, GustaYo Gabriel, Srta. Car
men E. Geigel y CordoV6z Del logogrifo: Isl
doro G. Bonilla, " B. Y Sotillo.-Del geroglff-
co ]: Srta. Carmen E. Geigel y. CordoY6z.--De
la fuga: Srta. Ricardo Hernandez, Srta. Isabel
Hernandez, T. G. Bonilla y ". B. y Sotillo. ].
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sANIANDER Y HAVRE
Interesante

Por no poder atendefIa su duefo, SO ven
de la pulperia sucursal, Caleta de San Juan
numero l. 49,
Para informes dirijirse hasta el 80 del que
cursa don Jose Fernandez, San Francisco 81.
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sE VENDE

Por tener que ausentarse su dueho a la
Peninsula, SIC Yende ell acredtado eStableci-s
miento de pulperia situado On la calle de-. Girls
to numero 8. En- el mismo establecimiento
infornaran. 1913
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coRRESP P0NDENclA.

Utuado.- Don G. "A. A.: Reeibida 50 gras
ta de is Y usted y su amigo quedaran compla-
cidos.
ogis.---Don H. M: nj Cuando lIegue
el tnrno se. pnblieara 10 que desea. Remita So.
ca sellOs correo impOrte suscripci0n.
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Sc soIicita IN Dependents

Sc solicita un joven de esperiencia conner
cial, que posea ell espanol, ingles frances,
para ocupar ell empleO lie corresponsal en- una
casa de comeFciO en- la isla.
Debe tener buenas retereneias Sc preie-
re que sea soltero.
I'm 6sta jmprenta daran otros informes.
1913
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| TINTEROs! iTINTEROSl

Pobres, ricos, todo Ell que necesite COM
prar un tin1ero no debe hacerIo sin antes yer
el gran surtido que de este articu,o tienen los
senores ARMAS y JIMENEZ
Sc venden en- este establecimiento a la
mitad de su precio.
n No es reclamo; es realidad 10 que Sc
anuncia. 15-5
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C0AOGaCXQN

Armas Jimenez, solcitan un dependien-
gte conocedor del ramo de quincalla y ferreteria
Y sepa desenpeflar desde Ell barrido del alma
cen hasta algunos trabajos de escritorio. 81
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Secci6n nercantiI
MERCADo DE LA CAPITAL

AsNcag Las operaeiones de la semana
se han iniciado hoy con Ia venta de 189 sacos
centrffuga 2. San TiceDte $3-8733, comprados
.por Sucesores de J. Sala ii CO
MieIeS.-G GontinIa ell mercado sin opera
clones de que hacer menci0n.
CGfe.-Sin alteration: las existencias de
primeras manos Sc reducen conside ablemente
y Sc acerca la termination de la campana. Sc
paga Go $243 a $243 por corriente limpio Sc
gun calidad
cuencia de que son muchos los que Sc dedican
4 Ia fabrication. V6ndese de. $40 q $4l los 100
galones
Ca0sbiOs-Con la marcha del corr6o espa-
mol, Ia demanda ha decaidO. Hoy cotiza el
Banco como sigue
Londres go DIV, $5-s5.
Paris 8 DIV, SIT por 100.
Estados- Unidos DIV, q por LOO.
Espana dIy, IA por 100.
Habana DIV, 13 por 100.
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En- eI Puente del Aqua

Sc alquila len el Puente del aqua, sea de
San Antonio, la casa quinta llamada 0LIMP0.
lnformaran sus duenos en- la propia finca, 6
don Francisco Font, Gale de la Fortaeza es-
quina Tanca. 81
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VAP0R FRANCES

Ell mag gnfico vapor correo frances ST, SIMON
de gran podec-3.50O toneadas-que ademas de
su rapid6z, reune toda clase de cOmodidades en-
sus camaras, saldra de este puerto directamente
para
sANIANDER Y HAVRE
81 dia IA dc JUNO de pr6ximo.
Los pasajes en- Ia Camara yalen $165 mexica-
nos y en- Entrepuente $S8 mic.
Los empleados del Gobitrno, Miltares sus
familias, que Sc embarQ uen para Santander, tie
nen una considerable robaja en- ell precio del BIZ
llete que es en- Ia $85 mIc.
Los viajeros que des6en aprovechar esta oca-
sion debenas0licitar su camarOte antlcipadamente
los que vengan de la isla podran aproveciaf ell
vapor AVILES que llegara estsl ell 81 de Jnnlo,
Para mas informes, dirijirse al Agente prin-
cpal JOSE T. SILVA. 30-2
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. @ .ALMANAQUE QUE,-Mayo, IL, martes. San
Pedro Gelestino v. papa confesor. Absolu-
ci0n general en- las Carmelitas. s
EFEMERIDE.-l7O6 Tosn6 possession del
Obispado D. Fray Pedro de Ia Conception Ur-
tiaga y Salazar.
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ANA GRA MA
Gr09a6go Ca0aety Ni1l5 Lama Ceres

Formar estas letras losnombres y ape
/ lido de dos apreciables y Virtuosas senoritas
de este pueblo.
Toasalta. &c.
~ EasGs qsse Sc gecOnstessdGas Ell BUEN
GUST0, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
a.Pr0pietGgSO.: J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nll-
moro 16-P Pertumeria extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados. Esmero y limpieza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-19

CuandO Yea NJ I'M hombre rOlliz0, dulce
sonrisa. cachetes coioraditos rebosando eons
tento no lay mas Que preguntar Es que co
me Ell I'll rest fanrant La CQtaENsaG, San Francis
co Sc, en- donde sieven tambien sin tara el pu-
70 hielo dc Bayana6n, que puede tomarse sin.
escrupulOs.
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NE engahastei, 40 has sido td 81 primero
Dijeron mis- amigos,
Los que fueron IN tienlpo de- su engano
VictiTnas B testigos.
No s6 quien fn6 81 primero; pero el dltimo,
Sc que sera un gusano,
Buscara ell coraz6n en- tu cadaver.
Y ha de buscaFlo Oh yano.
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BQrM.lM0.

Ellpesimistno con que hoy Sc resuelyen. u
miraA todas las .cOsas, obedeee a las malas di-
gestiones al POGO orden en- las cofnidas.
Para restablecer 81 equilibTio, no hay co
mo comer on elVnueVo Festauran, San Justo ni-
nero 10. q
s ST tiene " sed es porque quiere, pues en- casa
de Armas' VI Jimenez hay unas Cantartas de.
barro, que va, ya iAh Sc me olYidaba: hay
juegos dc laYabo, bolas de marhl, tacos, vapo
res, tia para billar etc. etc
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ENTRADAS

~
toneladas, capitan B. Cobb, q Latimer Fernan-
dez. Gonzalez y Alfonso, $50 sacos harina trigO
fdo ldpulo. Font y Vidal, 81 calsado. A. Ma
yol CO., cjs 4 cunetes bis quincalla, tardos
Iona desperdiciOs. QuevedO y hermanos, boa
cOyes abonO, Cerecedo hermanOsy y Co., 10 baTri-
les avena 10 bis cervez id remoacha Q els galler
tas, id dulces id langostas id leche id tOci-
meta. Gonzalez Perez, 1913 manteca a els toci-
meta hcles jamones 25 cajas quesos 80 sacos chi
charos 100 aids papel 100 id arenques bis cerve-
"a. Sores. de j. Sala co.. so els quesos Lenti-
nj y co., Lei metales. g. Bolivar Co.. 10 atados
jarcias. PaIacsos CO., els arados 1o5 rallies de.
buches bacalao, cnte lenguas 1 jla galletas cj
conservas is jlas cjs 1cnte u atadOs quincalla.
Sierra co., 8I3 janlones. j. Ochoa hermanos,
jlas jamones $50 els petr6leo 80 i'd quesos. Fran
cisco f. Juncos, so atados papel. Aner6s Crosas,
800 aids duelas 100 atds fondos. Julian Matien-
20, 125 rollos alambre II cjs jaula bis 2 fds 2
aids tornillos quincalla Blanco, z bultos va
rios. A la Orden: NJ, 8 aids maquinas. G.. T.,
Lei aparatos. j, R., q teiidos, 3 id maderas /
cu6bono colchones. r. G. G., barril pez- rubia /
ejbarnis Aid agua-rras. S. de p, is barras, 4
atados acerO.
Vapores que sc aguardan:
LGYYfsaQgG, zarpo ell 10 de Santander. Nd
1ssseltt0, del 20 al 21.-AIto'eS0 XIII, que saliO
de Cadiz el TO-
Mercados de la Isla
MAYAGUEZ
.CgfS.-Muy limitadas existencias. Sc pa
ga de $4 a $26.
Agatcar- Encalmada la demands. Rehno
$2B a 1926.
M5e1es. Buena solicitud. Pagan de $40 <
$22 los 10 galones, seg1n clase.
C1eros. sostenid6s dc $6 a 81 quintal los
salados. s
Cansbios-
Londres, 90 DIV $5-85.
Nueva-York, $21 por 100.
Espala, $14 a 16 por 100,
PONCE
-s Cafe. -Encalmado $24 q $26.
AgstcGr. r.-Demanda hoja. Refino, $2-95 q
$3 Centrffuga q, $50 $4.
MSeges. Buena demanda $40 a $50 los
10 galOnes por extremes.
a7s C02WbiOs.-
Londres 80 DIV, $3.50 q 5-s2a.
Espala, $14 $15 por 1OO
NeW-York, $21 a $213 por 100.
MERGADO DE NUEVA- YORK
Mayo 8 de 1891.
&
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lienta hasta que iona ID consistencia de Ia co.
quedan bien seguros.
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TOdos los azdcares superiores al ntnero is
classification hoiandesa pagaran' ctvs en- libra.
Todas las classes inferiores al ndmero Is estan
libres de derechos. .ss5
Las entradas abundantes que han venidO di-
rectamente los refinadores, ha dado motiyo a
cierta quietud en- el mercado, mientras que los
precios admiten una rebaja francional sObre nues-
tras cotizaciones
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
DRMAGOGICAL.

To Senator Faulkner, Representative
Bynum and others. Gentlemen: When
ever you get ready to put everything pro-
duced In your states on the free list, come
out and talk to us about putting everything
produced In our states on the free list. But
till then your missionary efforts will be
wasted -Oreg0Rfas.
This is the language of demosogue. II
Is the language of one who finds himself
utterly unable to answer the arguments
made by Faulkner and others Why did
not the mckinley crowd, before talking
freesvgartu the south propose ~ put wool.
iron, salt ard lumber on the free list. The
OregOHian Is. a bundle of egotistic, selfish.
bigoled inconsistencies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
OREGON PACIFIc,s TAIL OF WOE

The following Is from the Corvallis CD
Eette, the property and organ of the Ore
gon Pacific: "An action has been COM
menced by leave Of Judge Boise, by the
district attorney OF the third judicial dis
trict, Geo G Bingham, who resides al
Salem, to cancel the charter OF the VIII
lamette Valley x Coast Railway company
Who may have inspired tl.is novel
method of putting another screw on this
company has not ye, appeared. The os-
tensible motive Is alleged by the Salem
Sfaesfmas to be 10 compel the receiver OF
the Oregon Paeif; 10 pay The employ es
their back wages. Hoe an attempt to for.
felt the charter OF the Willamette Vallev
s. Coast Railroad company, which mus,
inevitably injure the credit of the receivers
certificates. which he is under strinsen,
orders from Judge Pipes to sell. can aid
the receiver or even compel him TO find
the money to pay the men, Is hard to COM
Prehend. II the parties who are seeking
In every way 20 obstruet and prevent the
reorganization OF the Oregon Pacific had
t;iC eI,nly suggested this little
scheme, there might be an explanation Of
It. What the judge OF the second judicial
district may have to say to this invasion OF
his territory remains to be seen. 4, looks
to an outside observer as II a movement
of this kind was calulated to delay, not to
aid the payment OF the men" To an
outside observer" indeed. Attorney
General Chamberlain assisted In bringing
the suit, and before the papers were pre-
pared In Il he says he told the lIoag- iIogg-
Hogue- Nash outfit hat action Il was his
purpose to tax. to bring the Oregon Pa
cifc to time In the matter of the payment
of It's back pay. Previously. suits have
been brought In the second district and
without exception u c prosecution had
been unable TO obtain even the most un-
important ruling adverse to the Willamette
Valley & Coast r X Co. The suit was
brought In this district In order TO get the
matter before a Judge who Is not an ex.
employe OF the Oregon Pacific. Judge
Pipes used to edit the Benton LeadIsr, an
other organ of the Oregon Pacific. -
!9laIesmaH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
STREET NOTICE

N0TICEi is hereby given to Margrette
Monteith, ID r Monteith, Charles Monteitb.
NJ Monteith, Ina H Monteith and Nellie
Monteith. and 10 all whom it may concern
that on the 23i day of September. 1891. the
Common Council of the city of Albany. Or.
duly appointed s M Pennington, w G Read.
and B Cousill as viewers to view the fol-
lowing described proposed new atreet which
passes over private property; Beginning at
the southwest corner of block 2 in the city
Of Albany. Linn county. Oregon, and running
thence northerly and parallel with the west
ern boundary of said block 2 800. S3 feet;
thence northerly and on an angle OF 81 de-
grees and 35 minutes east with said western
boundary 230 feet; thence westerly at an
anA le of 90 degrees 66 feet; thence soatherly
at an angle of 80 degrees 230 feet TO point
on a.line with the western boundary of Call
apooia street; thence southel ly and parallel
with Calapooia street 337. IL feet to 3 loint
on a hoe with the northern boundary of First
street; thence parallel with First street 66
feet to the place of beginning, nand that said
council has assigned and fixed Monday. the
26th of October 1891, at the hour of 10
o'clock m of said day as the time for said
viewers to meet at the chambers of the said
council, in the city of Albany, Oregon. And
You and each of you and all other persons
whom it may concern are hereby further
notified that the property to be appropriated
for said purpose is the property included in
the above designated boundaries of said
proposed street, said land being private
property. And all persons claiming dam
ages by reason Of the appropriation
of any of said property for said purpose of
opening and establishing said proposed
new street. are hereby specially notified to
file their respective claims for such dam
ages with the recorder of said city before
the said time so appointed by said council
tor the said meeting of said viewers.
This notice Is published by order Of the
council of the city Of Albany. Oregon,
duly made on the 23d day of Septem SER
1891. JOHN N HOFFMAN.
Marshal Of the city of Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
REPORT GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

The report of Commissioner Carter OF
the operations Of the General Land Office
during the fiscal year ended June 80, 1891,
has been made public.
It's chief points are the following;
The total number of agricultural patents
issued during 1856 and 1857 was "A AS
against a total Of a3I,6o7 during the years
1890 and 1891, an increase OF IS7,I64 pa
tents. The Increase In the number of
mineral patents issued during the same
periods. was oo7, and Of coal patents 3Sa.
A statement OF the acreage oithepubllc
LANDS disposed Of during the year shows
that the cash sales amounted to s,I4Sooo
acres.
The total area oi public land entries and
selections made during the year Is given
as io,3S7,a3I acres, exclusive of lac. 400
acres of Indian lands. The total cash re-
ceipts during the year were $SAaooso.
The net total decrease In the number Of
entries made during the year was 1904,
epresentIng an acreage of a,s0o,Sao. The
crease in final entries was, 1870; In acres,
I,aSs,o66.
OF mineral aud mill-sile patents r,7oa
were issued, as Ggalnst 1907 during the
previous fiscal year. OF coal patents sao
we're issued, which is an increase Of = In
number and decrease of I,74S In acres.
The aPprovals during the year under the
different grants to the several states for
educational purposes under the saline
grant, having the effect Of a patent, EN-
braeed AN are OF 7S7I7a acres.
During the year surveys have beer ac-
eepted to the amount OF S,oo6oo4 acres.
The following shows the vacant public
lands In acres in each Of the public-land
states and territories:
Alabama, o47,3Io; Arizona, $1,000, ,ooS
Arkansas, 4,9oS, ,3oS; California, 81, ,soo49o
Colorado, 42,I67.o3o; Florida, 3,46S,3S
Idaho, S3,7SI,SSr; Iowa, 5000; Kansas
7o9o7S; Louisiana, I,s43,IIS; Michigan,
7SI,sr6, Minnesota, 6.S4oe7s; Mississippi
1901 ,sSo; Missouri, I,o23, sos; Montana
74,57a,76o; Nebraska, IIr46o456: Nevada
s56So,sa4; New Mexico. S4,soS67o; North
Dakota, I6,r34.44o; Oklahoma, 3,So2,4o6
Oregon, 5o,17o,ISI; South Dakota, .I4,-
oSs,3o4; Utah, 3s,4sS,9S7; Washington
ao.4oI, ,6oI; Wisconsin, I,oo3.I33: wyom-
ing, so,S42434; total, 5000, ,6S3 acres.
The Commissioner estimates the area o
good soil which may be reclaimed through
n system of storage reservoirs at more thar
one hundred and twenty million acres.
On the question of irrigation he suggests
the ways Of meeting the difficulties which
surround this problem. One is to en-
courage private capital to engage ir the
enterprise of reclaiming the desert lands
This would, however. he thinks, lead Z,
placing the control Of the land In larg,
part in the hands of corporations. A bette
way, he thinks, would be 10 transfer tn,
lands TO the states within whose boundarie.
they lie under such conditions as woulC
lead to their reclamation by the state anC
their subsequent transfer TO settlers e.
limited quantities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
SEE mkRg.

a piano
Az Klein BIOS
BOt ard Shoe st IRE.
New cloaI At w Read's.
latest st, lss Ct bats At w f Reaas
Reduction iD sumner goods at W r Rsad's
Applo psrers sale at Stewart 4 SIX =.
sAH,ln. druggist, FrencL's cofne'.
Fi,,l groceries at Conn & Hsndricson's.
Latest sheet music at Will 6 Link's.
Parasols and sun umbrellas at less than
soIt at w F R.ad's.
Gold ppectacle' ard eye Rlssses, al styles
an prices, at r M French's.
The: f,,e.t line Of pockos knives in TIE
city at -f,@stt & Box's
Comllstc stock OF ladies aud gents geld
watches at + NJ French's.
Bargains in gold watches at French's,
"The Corner Jowelry Store
A full line OF Warners cersets, best In
the world for the moufy, at w Z Reads.
]. w. Bentley, LEADING bot and shoe
maker, just east Of Rsvere House.
CIV Cobb, b printer, Finn Bloca, does
first class work.
Zee that elegant piano at Klein Bros Boot
and Shoe store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
A PURE RonnsRy scnnME.

The other day the Chin, Valley Sugar Com
pany Of Chino, California, sent one Of their
firm TO Washington city with ahidavhs, GER
'i6eate and other documents showing that the
company had manufactured $4,000 pounds
af beet sugar this year. These papers he pre- :
enled to the treasury department when a
warrant was dawn in favor Of the company on
the treasury OF the United States for s6,Soo.
This Is the bounty thacthe blessed Mckinley
bill win pay TO all who Produce sugar In the
country. In a few days the sugar planters o.
the south will begin TO present similar doeu-
ments to the treasury department at Washing
ton each receiving warrant for his bounty
and this will 20 on until from sIo,ooo, 900 TO
$4,000, 900 Of the pe.ple's money is drawn ou,
Of the treasury and given as bonus to these
sugar producers. Where doss this ten to
fourteen million dollars come from. II eomes
from the tax. tcalled a protective tariff duty.
which h,s been p,id by people who have
used articles Of merchandise imported into
this country from foreign country. As an
example; Farmers have TO buy most Of the
sacks for wheat Iron those imported from Cal
eulta. On these sacks duty Of about IS pei
cent is paid. This duty Is paid Of course BY
the farmer into the treasury OF the Uuited
States. OF course, he pays il indirectly, bu'
as certainly as the consumer pays the freight
on an article which he uses. Tais money !,
paid to the sugar producer as a bounty. oh
how beautiful are these best features OF Nc
kinleyism. Nothing could more successfully
rob one mai and give !. TO another than thi
subsidy iea' 'ure Of the Mckinley scheme. How
farmers and other victims Of this robbie
scheme have been blinded and deceived 5;
long is more than human ken can discern
There is but oae way OF accounting for il,
and that is upon the overpowering influence o
partisan bias. But day by day men are get
ting their eyes open. God speed the cay
when they may see this robber scheme in al
/ It's hideousness
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-10-09
SuMMnhS.

In The Circuit Court ofthe State Of Oregon for
Linn County.
Almyra E woolery. Plaintiff,
Jasper II Woolery, Defendant.
To Jasper ii woolery, tbs above named
defendant.
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
il Oregon you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint of the
above named rlaintiff, In the above en-,
titled Court, now on file with the Clerk
OF said Court, on or before the first dsy
of the next term of the Circuit Court for
Linn county, Oregon. beginning on the
Goth day of October, 1891, as required In
the orSer of publication OF this luminous.
aud If you fill so to answer, for want
thereof. The plaintiff will apply to the
Court for ths relief demanded in the
complaint, viz: That tbs bonds of maj.
rimony existing between plaintiff and
defendant be dissolved and that plaintiff
be awarded the cara and custody of their
minor children, Mary, IRA aud Geneva
Woolery, and for judgment OF costs aud
disbursements.
This summons Is published by order
OF the Hon Il Boise, Judge of the above
entitled Court, made this 2Sth day of
August. 1891.
]. K WEATHEaFoRD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.