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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

A MIDDLE AGE MAN or w men o.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

TOXIC. Soy. @a.-The details os ihe iall
Of PoTi Arthur arc noS beginning 10 ar
rive. The number oi Chinese killed IN
the engagement WAS agoGE 200. EzsosE oi
whom were slain duriag ihc cauuouaEs-
ing oi the piage On November -. The
statements that there ~as farther ex-
cssssive slaughter oi Chinese, although il
would have h@ea eweusabie N conse-
qucnce OF tAe mgsiiation and torture os
the japanese soldiers. aEe, absolutely de-
MED lsy the japanese o.iccrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
The Reserve Intact.

WAsuISGTos, Nov. 9o.-The treasury
gold reserve is intact again, standing to-
day, as q result OF the recent bond issue.
above $l03 900 600, and when all the gold
is paid in it will reach sli5, GOO, coo. Now
that the reserve has passed the $I00, 900. :
coo mark, it i believed that Secretary
Carlisle will resume the issue OF gold cer-
/ tificates for such additional gold as may
! be subsequently deposited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
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80 weigh from 1909 to 1890 lbs Applg IN
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
Together.

HnLsHoEo, Or, Nov. SD 4 Choin-
iger, who WAS indicted by the grand jury
for arson, plead guilty and was sentenc-
ed TO three years in the penitentiazy by
Judge Mcbride today. Choinigcr broke
down completely. lie was st. Helcn's
man and Judge Mcbride and he were
bows together.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
Stanford ahead.

SAx FEAxcgsua, Noy. 29.-San FraIaeis-
CO iR teing painted rcd tonight. ioE Stsa-
ford university wOl the annual Ss3slya.l
game from ti4e University oi California
hy the score ef 6 ioa. Fifteen Thousand
Eseossc, ali s1ae Haight-strect ball grounds
would hold. saw them DO il and bon led
enthusiastically when essncr side made .
move. This was tie fourth esnse he-
iHean the two colleges. c.aulogd NcE
the tirs; s.ld the next fa0 wcse lies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07

SeCTuBRlDsE, Mass, Nov. 29.-This
place was the scene CT an awful calamity
today, resulting in the death Of three
men, fatally iniuring one. and seriously
injuring u others. The Sou;hbridge
iooihali eleven Was seeiuled 10 play .
game with the eleven Of the Worcester
Polysechnie Institute here and wsss pass
ing across the tracks os the New York &
and New England railroad in large
wagon when i was struck hy . passenger
engine. Tie wagon vas completely de-
mollshed, aud sis occupants scattered in
every direction Three members of the
eieKen Nere kiIiel ostrzelt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
A Big Confederation. .

sAs FgASclsoo, ,Noy. .39.-Lewis Brandt,
50 years old, was married tonight to Miss
Clara Luster, aged 3. Prior TO the GER
eiEony an agreemen; WAS filed foE rec
ord, reciting that Miss Lusier agreed 70
marry Brandt in consideration Of his
promise 10 begueash her 5000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
FosroRIA, o, oa.. y. 1884,.

Dear Sr: have your letter, In which
you say that Mr. DockerY made the sia'e-
mert that near the close of the Harrison
administration |, as secretary CT the treas
ury, caused plates for bonds TO be engraved,
and that such were prepared and bonds
ready for execution.
Mr. Dockery was mistaken. No such
action was takec. It's abs@rdily is SO ap-
parent that wonder that a gentleman Of
Mr. Doekery's intelligence should make
himself responsible for suen blun1eF.
The only bonds authorizsd then, as nov.
were th0se authorized by the e ump' ion act.
Respectfully yours, CHARLES FOSTER.
Had Mr. Foster Displayed less hasle in
Communicating With the Kansas City edi-
tor he would nave been spared his present
discomfort. Within few hours after the
first dispatch was sent him from the treas
ug department second one followed. Eo-
tifyiug him tha. letter signed by him in
relation o the issuance Of bonla had been
discoyerel amoeg the 6les.
The assault upon Congressman D>1k
/ cry 5 intel.ise senco and veracily did no iona
escape that gentleman. a message iron
him TO Secretary Carlisle came over thi
wire yesterday asking for veri6ca'ion Of tn
statement which he had heea masking il
his speeches. II reply copy Of ex-secre
,ary Fosters letter vas sent 10 Ar Deck
, ery. /; reads 81 t5ll0ws;
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-07
A Letter Mr. Foster Wrote.

Ex-Secretary Of The Treasury Charles
Foster finds himself IN most uncomfort-
able position through his foolish denial OF
the fact, which is well known in Washing
ton, that In the closing days OF the Harri-
son administration he caused pates FOR
bonds to be engraved in anticipation of an
order to issue bonds to replenish the treas
ury, says The Washington correspondent CT
the New York Times. That the Harrison
administration intended to issGe such bonds
is beyond doubt for the evidence is con-
yincing.
Representative Doekery, of Missouri, in
the active canvass which he has been max
ing throughout his own state. repeatedly
has stated and challenged contradiction
that tie issuing of bonds by the present
administration was but the result of the
legacy Of debt left by the republican party
to its successor. and that. moreover, by
close economy and careful management,
Mr. Cleveland postponed for long time
what the Harrison admins ration was
Fastening to do on The very eve Of its de
plrture from power.
A Kansas City paper recently wrote t.
Mr. Foster, asking him TO give an ofiieia
denial with which to stop the mouth of NJ
Dockery This Mr. Foster wss quite will.
ing TO do, but before doing it he wired th
treasury department, asking il there wa
any letter of his in existence relating to th
issuing of new bonds. Out of courtesy (
Mr. Foster, search was made. No sue
letter was found at FIRST, ard dispatch |
that effect was sent 10 the ex secretary
Fortified with this information, and be
liev'ng that all evidence Of what he wa
about TO deny had ceen destroyed, Mr. Fest
er wrote this letter 10 the editor of h
Kansas City paper:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
THE AGE OF MIRACLES.

"The age of miracles is not past. 1t lie
forever here" said Carlyle. If you don't
believe the sage of Chelsea told the truth
just walk to your telephone, call Gen
trial." ask to be connected with the house
of your friend in Philsdslphia or Chicago.
and hear his voice as distinctly and reco2-
nixs Its pesulisrlty IS easily rs you would
If he we're speaking out Of your sight Just
behind your back.
The telephone miracle now has to be
performed with considerable Visible spps-
ratus, but 1t is believed that soon the mir
scls of tslephoning and the miracle of
tslegraphing viii be performed without
wires. Indeed, 1t has already bean done
In England. A copper wire, . half
mile long, was hung on poles on the
coast near Cardiff, the earth com
lleting the circuit. Six hundred yards
away another wire, 900 yards long,
and parallel with the original line WAS
buried in the sand at the low water mark.
More than three miles off on Flat Holme
island, another wire, also 500 yards and
parallel, was laid down. An alternating
current, controlled by q Morse key. was
sent through the first wire. The signals
were reproduced In the wire On the leland
and resd by pair Of telephones. Mes
sages were easily sent. Similar expert
ments at Ave and . half miles were partly
sucosesful. The human voice was easily
transmitted by the same means one and q
| quarter miles.
Two theories to account for this wonder
are put forth. One 10 that the re.
4 suits obtained are due to oonduction
through the earth. The other 10 that
they are due to electro magnetic induction
of the rapidly alternating current In the
primary circuit. throwing the surround.
ing ether into oscillations, and the energy
10 radiated In electric waves. These wavel
spread out like Waves Of light, and II they
fall on conductors properly placed and
rympathstioally prepared are reconvertet
into an alternate current In the secondar,
circuit. Some who hold this theory arsu
that 1t may yet lead to the discovery of
way to communicate with the people o
other plsnsts.
How mean our city politics appear Il
the presence of such wonders. And whs
wonders they are. Perhaps II Moses coul
have shown Pharsoh the telephone wonds
the hard-hesrted old wretch would hsv
seen the point sooner, swappsd the hbsrt
Of the children Of Israel for the tslsphor
patsnr, formed q company, watsred Il
stock and got Yich.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
Special
Sale Of Black Noirs Ribbons.
Hamburg Edgings.

Thousands Of yards Of wide and fine Ham
burgs in fine patterns. worth &c.
Yours at SO yard.
Thousands Of yarls of wide and medium
Hamburgs, worth 1910.
Yours ct Sc yard.
Thousands of yards of wide and nns Ham
-~- burRs worth 15c. At 100 dez.
Hundreds of the very finest patterns choice
Hamburgs In lovely effects, worth 20
to 26c. Yours at 12Ac.
45-ineh Flounoes in Swiss, with deep needle
work, lei, 10, IS and SOC.
These are positively less than half
price.
Fine line of Colored Embroideriss In pat.
terms that you will buy, as they are
new, cheap and pretty. 90 to 25c.
Our Offering in Ane Embroidered Sets the
largest and best in the market. Nc
old patterns to show you. All new,
fresh, clean and cheap. You can't
afford to pass the.s.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
Hope Deferred.

IFnom the Chicago Trabunea
at was too bad about young Chrchstsr
and Mics Plimmsr"
why, l thought they were married
Christmas day"
They were to have been, but Chuchstsr
wss taken siek with the measles and the
wedding had to be postponed two wtsfE."
Well, they were married at the end Of
the two weeks. weren't ihssF
No; thsre came q smallpox scale. yoa
remember. and Miss Plimm=r was vsoctns-
ted IL took with 90 much snthusissm
that when be got well she was stiIi kiok,
and they had 10 put of the wedding an
other two wesks"
"At the end of that time they were mar
riea, suppossf'
"No. the preacher that's TO marry them
Ia down with the grip"
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
AaOTHER.

This" said the tired man, &s he started
slowly up the last fight of stairs, ''fs an
other ory."-Chicago Tribune.
The dentist can hardly lay claim to orig
inslity. he 10 all the time taking things
out Of other peoples mouths.-Bcston
Transcript.
AAry-Do you believe II 10 possible for O
gitl to be so homsly as to stop q elockf
Jane-I don't know. You can essilr ana
out, hovever.-Boston Transcript.
Mrs. Cawker (quotinPl-Hslf the world
doesn't know how the other half lives MI.
cswker-It ought to join your sewing So
eisty aud and out-RsrPsr's Bazaar
"Whst kind of 6 cake did you say thss
was. hsrisi" asked Mr.. Shingles. That's
pound cake. Joe" "oh, irs esrtsinly
heavier than that."-wsshipgton Star.
why was their engagement broken off
DID they uusrrelF' mo: that was tbs
trouble. They were both 90 smisble that
they got tired of each other."-Phflsdel-
phis Record.
so you have named the baby Obadiah
t. What does the IT. stand forf" s-Oh,
that means 'Tenporsrily'-untiI he eets
his Uncle obAdishis money, you kuow.n-
Boston home Journal
He-WhIch did You like" best of INV
versess She-Why, the one on the Hrst
page. He-L=t ne see; whioh one was
thAit Sa.-Don't you remsubsrF The
one In quotation nkrks.-Brooklyn Life.
How do you like that colored valet you
imported from AlsbAmsfH He won't
do" What's the msuefF" 81 told him
Last night to get ont what / needed for
the ball, and he brought me my rKzur."-
Life.
csrruihers-I am surprised at the hsush-
ty and superciiious way that Miss Pruun
stares at everyone. Wsite-I am not: abe
has iust returned from Europe, you know.
csrruthsIs-True; but her peering there
was dead fsilure.-Truth.
Mics Philo I.ws -flyl-I can reremher
when you made yonr debut, dear, years
and yeArs ago. Mirs CAusiione fnors
sweet. How thoughtful you Erel Now,
i couldat heAig 20 remember when you
made yours -Ca4cgg1 Racosd
Snoe DeAlsr-If g woman should come
In and ask you To show her O good, com
mon ssh 80 thoe that would NOS pinot her
foot what would yoa Cos Would -be-Clsrk
I'd bring cut shoe about two ssEss too
small for hsr.--IndisnEpOlis Journal
why is Footlight having all the siectrsc
fsns taken out of his ice cream phriorsr'
"Oa, he's Tit on a better plan than that for
keeping the plsc- coil 1sxt summer"
~ bat is iti" ''He's going TO have Boston
girls for whiters "-Chicago later Ocean.
''I want yon 10 understand" )" said bel
igersnt man at a nesting. thai you can't
be any cEsr herst "Weal, thsB," said the
other, So he sulkily got into his oxercost,
'-fLi hunt up my s'enngrsphsr. I'll be q
dictator IL die for it."-Wsshipg gton Star.
Mrs.. Spatts tase GotrOx)-You'rs per-
feet brute IsctuAlly bslisvs you married
me simply hscKnse Of my money! Mr..
Spatts-Well. my dear, you'd hardly ex-
pect q man to take such an important step
without some reason.-P. Il S. S. s. 90. q
Bullstin.
MY con, said Mr.. Blinks, with frown,
'hr. Waldorf tells ne he wss hit behind
the ear with piece Of putty this morning.
Was you tie boy that blew that piece of
puayT 81 cannot sSy, pspa," ssid VII
lie. ''Pieoss of putty are 10 much alike
that / doubt it l could identify mins."-
Harper's BsZar.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26

Love. cried, Thou sAidxs thy path was strewE
WIN roses. and behold my NAKED feet
nayc nAcke. In crimson all 1hy stony street
ana tslntnres comeih swift upon me. Soon
Snau fal PROSTATE In thy cruel way,
with eyes that reck not betwixt night sud day
Nor any Joy Of all thou toldsf, Ia won
Nouldst thou turn back said Love
Nay, nay, cried, Lead ons
o Love, cried, Thou ks1dst thine air was fIlea
with untmagined melo6y; the lays
InAt poets whisper in their hsartss the praise
Tumultuous- Sf the happy birds that build.
hear burden Ct all grief and pain
Harsh oiscords Of repfoach-ibs broken strain
or one that BY q ruined nest makes moan
-Wouldst thou turn bacxs~ said Love
Nay, nay cried, Lead on
Q Love. crisd. These be thy flowers that sprinr
Glorious with crimson stain beneath my feet.
And mine own heart makes melody more Kweef
For memorted sorrows, than thy glad birds sing
Fstn would fsrry In this happy place,
But thou still holdest thine unloitertng pace
Toward ihe dark vale beyond the setting sun.
Wonldst thou turn hackf" said Love.
Nay, nay, cried. Lead oni
Solomon Soils Cohen In Scribper'e.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
No. 4o

tha tths eject Ia rather of q siIken ma-
terfai than . cotton one, the washing
qualities OF the goods being in no way
impaired. Or9andies are to Be had COW
sred over with . mysterious and misty
pattern of interviewer and spreading fern
or passion flowers. They are erouisiseiy
delicate In texture and IL 10 claimed viii
wash indeed, almost all the fabrics Of
fered for summer are said to wash. Dot
ted dlnity comes iu generous width and
the dots are ofts, silk. A silk seersuck-
er Ii beautifully o-inkly and much softer
than the linen sesrsusker with which We
are all acquainted. IL viii also cutlsst
the unsn. Sail cloth. more flexible and
Just as durable, appears ct price lsss than
1T claimed last year. weave of Irish
linen is very fus and fexfble and comes in
beautiful and artistic solid colorfngs.
FLoRrTTK 3
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
PaSsementeries
and Braids,

Fine Beaded Gimps only 80 yard.
Beaded Gimps, pretty patterns, worth 15c,
only 80 yard.
Extra good quality Beaded Gimps in very
desirable patterns, worth 800, only
25o yard.
Colored Silk Trimmings, always sold at
loo, only 5s yard.
Black Corded Mohair Trimming Braid only
10 yard.
Black Corded Mohair Braids, worth and
sold at loo, only 10 yard.
Black Corded Mohair Braid, loo quality,
only Zoe yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
Notions.
Useful Articles at Lowest Of Prices


Best quality Dress Stsels, regular price loo,
10c set.
Best quality Silk Elastic, al oolors. always
sold at 25c, 1876 yard.
Corset Steels, extra good, So pair.
Best quality 100 yards soft finish Cotton,
22c dozen.
Best quality 100 yds Sewing Silk 50 spool.
French Horn Strips only Sc dozen.
Roll White Tsps 90 piece.
Best quality Crochet Silk s5o spool.
Best quality Knitting Cotton To ball.
White and Black Elastic, best quality, 40
yard.
Safety Pins So dez large size 40 doz.
Brass Pins, $50 pins to paper, 8 papers 100.
Feather Stitch Braid, best, 1os paper.
dood Tooth Brush, SO each.
Very good Tooth Brush, loo each.
spe cial fins quality Ladies' and Gents Ina
ported Tooth Brushes, worth $50, at
only 25c each.
Nail Brushes, bone back, only 13c each.
Best quality Nail Brush, bone back, only
WV oeSAs
Special sale Hair Brushes at 25c each.
Solid back (all bristle) Hair Brush, cheap
ss 75c, only SOC.
81. rs solid back Hair Brushes only 75c
each.
$3.50 solid back Hair Brushes only 81 .0l
each
Babies Hair Brushes only 25s each.
Puff Boxes only loo each.
Puff Boxes. worth 60c, only ESQ each.
Puffs, extra good quality. at loo each.
Baby Powder loo package.
Mems Shaving Brushes, cold always at $50
only 15c each.
Mems Shaving Brushes, 500 quality, onl,
25c.
West India Bay Ram only 25c bottle.
Best Florida Water only loo bottle.
Best quality Psrfumsry only loo bottle.
Best quality . OF. bottle Psrfumsry onl.
| 900.
Special sale Triple Extracts, 800 quality
only 25c OF.
Spopgss 1c each.
Vaseline 40 bottle.
Extra large sizs Toilet Soap, good quality
cheap at loo, 90 cake.
Cucumber Soap. very best quality, retail
price $50 cake. To introduce 1t, on
price 8 cakes for ESQ. This Soap
the best for the compilation now l.
use.
Plying Cards 30 pack. --.-.
Gilt Edge Cards, worth 25c. only 100 paol
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
Cloak Department.

SPECIAL-Ladies' Silk Waists, all colors,
never sold under $500. Our price
81 90.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
FASHION NOTES.

Spring Garments and Summer Goods.
Quits Q Rsphael cher1b effect lie given to
the dear little curly headed girls who wear
great bows at their threats. Indeed, all
that can be seen 10 the pretty head spPs-
rsntly balanced on the ends of the scarf.
which reach almost to the grourd- II is
another sort of girl and another kind Of
scsrf-mors of j4bo.. in fsct-which to.
days picture shows. Her bodies may be
worn with any plain skirt. has looss jacket
fronts and is garnished With wide rich lace
that forms revsrs for the turned back
fronts and continues around the back in
the shape of 9 round collaretts. The same
lace finishes the balloon sleeves. The lin
log hooks In front aud the opening is hid
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
Ribbons.

Hsnufactursrs are elamoring for money,
hence the opportunities offered rs to
buy lots at half regular price, not the
poor quality of ribbons, as some might
suppose on reading prices, but the
best quality made.
5000 pieces finest quality All Silk Gros
Grain Fancy Edge Ribbon:
OLD PRICE. OUR PRIOE.
No. 4, 10c, 6e.
No. 8, 14o. &c.
No. z, 18c, loo.
No. 9, 25c, 12sc.
No. 10, $50, los.
Full line of best quality Satin and Gros
Grain at our usual low prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26
Napkins.

We offer four special numbers of Erskins,
Beveridge & Co.. Napkins, the most
celebrated manufacturer In the world,
and guarantee the wear superior to
any made and each number much un-
der price:
100 dozsn Extra Heavy All Linen Napkins
Al 31.00 dozen.
100 dozen Superb Quality All Linen Nap
kins, In choice patterns,
At 81 80 dozen.
100 dozen Very Choice All Linen Napkins
At 81 25 dozen.
100 dozen Extra Large All Linen Napkins
At 81 90 dozen.
Scotch Tennis Flannels.
Don't forget our price. aSo yard:
came thing.
Special.
Linen Diaper, superior quality,
At loo yard.
Special.
Cotton Diaper, best quality,
At 90 yard, or $50 piece.
Special.
so dozen Fringed Doyliss At % each.
Dress Goods.
50 inch AL Wool Canvas Dress Goods, In
the newest shades, never sold under
500. At $50 yard.
| Just Received.
so pieces Novelty AL Wool Dress Goods
In lovely colors, every yard worth TOO
At 50c yard.
| 46 inch All Wool Colored Sergss, 75c quail
ity, for this sale We offer these
Al 800 yard.
| Examine our line Of Prisstsy Fine Blscl
Novelty Dress Goods; compare prices
ID will prove what We always said
saving Of 900 yard to you.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-26

den by q vest of shirred plain or oTsped
silk. The belt commences at the inside OF
the side seams and lie ornamsnted oy
large fancy buckle In front. Everyone is
t.liiuo about the thought that is being ex-
pended on the elaboration of the shirt
waiss. or these so-cslIed blouses. All they
ny 10 true. You can with perfect safsfy
oondenss a. many ss three ball gowns into
one ehirt waist and not be bit too cns.
There are to be sll sorts Of wonderful
nav materials TO choose from for this
summ.r. SILK is so much used In weAv-
ino With oottons and linens that g!nghan
cones % elossly lined With all-stlk stripes