davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-12-13
Castoria.

''Castoria is SO well adapted to children thas
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-,
81. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. 2.
'Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free 20 confess that the
merits of Castoria has US to look with
favor upon it,
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston. Mass.
ALLEN G. SMITH, Pres,
nrrzv Street. New York GSkv
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-12-13

The Company, Murray City
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-12-13

Sewing Machines from
IL to So dollars
Organs for $54 that sold
formerly for $40.
Get our cash prices on
all goods before buying.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-12-13

II. E. Deane,1 Z. W WIckWlTe
and Geo. Bakehaus visited the remote
village of Larned. Saturday last
They got home safe and sound, how
ever.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-12-13

No matter how this old world goes
It's mighty hard to beat;
You get thorn with every rose,
But amt the roses sweet
Those desiring new and stylish mill
linery can get it at cost, at Miss Belle
Browns
The merry jingle of the sleigh bells
could be heard on the streets of Great
Bend, Monday.
Pure New York buckwheat flour
no instructor sale at n. q. Wedges
feed store.
Mrs. Ella Stoke. who was injured a
couple If weeks ago while getting out
of buggy, is still confined to the
house.
Closing out at cost-or less-not to
quit business, but to make room for
spring stock. MRS E LowREY.
The attention of our readers is es-
pecially called to the Holiday an
nouncement of the New York Store
and Simpson q Go
A very pleasant party was enjoyed
by our young people, Tuesday even
ing, at the residence of John Light
body, given by Miss Carrie
"Whew! Does the wind blow this
way all the timer" said the tenderfoot
mo-" remarked the commercial trav-
eler, tomorrow it will blow the other
way"
The Y. P. S. @. E. of the Presby-
terian church will give 'Longfellow'
social. at the home Of John Dickson,
Wednesday evening, December 10Th
All are cordially invited.
Hon. John Wampler, state fish com
missioner for Kansas, was in the city
Wednesday, looking up the situation
in order to ascertain what kinds and
quantities of fish our farmers need.
If every delinquent subscriber to the
DEMOCRAT could make arrangements
to square up by the first of January
1895. we could materially improve the
paper and put OUR creditors In good
-humOr.
Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows. OF
this city, last week elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: w.
Z Cone, n. G.; James F. Savage, V.
g.; w. A Rush, r. S.; A II. Schaef-
fer, F. S.; Aus Fair, Treas.
The Modern Woodmen elected Off.
GERS as follows, Monday night: G. A.
Hooper. Venerable Counsel; r. A.
Charles, Advisor: Theo. Griffith,
Banker; II. E. Deane, clerk; Will A.
R,,nI, Ecoo.a. n q Gl:..--...- -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
Interior Office Economy.

Secretary Smiths report submitted to
Congress with other things estimates of nee
essary appropriations for the fiscal year
1896, and will show tie following savings
Of over 81 900. 600 In tie aggregate:
A.ssat appropriated for 1895, sI69. 5s0.-
oso.e3; for 1896, sIs5,Sos. s.278.S3; decrease,
sI3,754.67r.zs.
This saving is made up as follows:
Decrease in estimate for rension'. $40,
600, 900.
For salaries, Pension Ohic., decrease
sIoS, 900.
For general Indian service, decrease g.
o3I ,64I.2o.
For printing, etc. decrease s6r,355.
For miscellaneous purposee Iecreis:
SIoo.
Total decrease, sf4 zSf, 5000.
This decfeas. Is som.what lessened ly
Increases in the General Lind Office max
ing total of S459.o3s; another increase
for the Paten, Office miscellaneous e: pehdi-
turc5 Of S76, 5S4. and an increase in m!scel.
laneeus expenses in several bureaus OF the
department OF siI. .soS, making an aeg C.
gate increase OF $526 ols.ani net decrease
Of sr3,754.67l .2o.
II is worth noting that in I'll. ab'vr
savings the decrease in the estimate fo'
pensions in 1895 Is a decrease from IT,
appropriation for the current year. Tha'
appropriaiJn was made before the close OF
the last fiscal year and was for Sfo, 900. 600
more than the amount actually expended
last year. The estimate for IS96 IL no de
crease from the amoun; actually expended
last year, but is basel on the idea that the
expenditures will be s'a.ion,ry Tor the years
1894. 1895 and 1906.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
T. E Allen.


L S LAND oFrsoE, oEnnoS CRY. os.
0tla. 1894.
Notie- is hereby Siven tha; IN eompli
.nes uita tbs provisions Of The act ct Goa
Sress Of JAM :, ISIS. en:itlea ''Au Art for
The sale Of timber Lands in the Ststas d
CaiifosEi., Cresoa, Nevada, and Washing-
too Terri, orr a. extended TO all the fae-
lc Lsuc States b, scs af August s, lS92,
Aau~ clsve'sud, st Gresham. eoansy Of
Mu sas N. .h, State II Oregon, has this day
iils5 in this Office her sworn statement No
1855. for ,he parchsse Of tie 5 w et n
w ~ NJ Of s w Y and n, et ssetioa
Nc . in TowAship No los. Range No 4 Z.
AID vii ofIer osf 20 show that the land
ssughs is more valaab'e sor its tiaber OF
ssose than iss agricultural p1rpcse and to
~ssah;i.h her claim 10 said land before she
Register and Receiver Of this oIFee As Ore
goa CITY. DE-. on Friday. the 4th day Of
January. 1895. She names ~ Witnesses:
Collins l. Iced. Of Portland, Or, Chas
Thonpson, Geo Corntersd. and II DORIS.
all OF NsAgAEs, Us. Any aud al persons
claiming adversely the above described
laeds are requested to file their claims in
this office on or before said 4th day OF JAM
uary, 1925. ROBERT A MILLER,
Regis,e,.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
The Wage-Earrers' Loss during
the Depression.

TIE prcseri real distress OF the wage
rneri during the business depression,
gsrai as j; NAV lie. has not been oat OF all
propo. tim TO ;ha: Of o,heF periods Tor 80
extensive IS to make us despair either Of
.own future CT Of thai of the coGs,ry.
The vsst msjo,i,y Of .atoriDg people in
The varied industries of Massachusetts,, as
well as in her manufactures, arc nsi,h-r
going to the almsholse nor lOsias the great
sr part OF their usual iucom- as yc'. The
cheapest labor suffers mos, wh=;c the mar
gin between incoIe and Necessary east Of
living is smallest. and ignorancs is con;en;
to live slovenly and from hand to mouth.
Yet even 10 the lowest-Pail industry OF the
Staie--in the cotton mills, where a loser
class Of operatives ara found, a1d the ereA,
majority are women and chiljren. ard mose
thaa two from fstoily are usually at ws'k
the average annual earnings in 1898 we're
s343 90 for eazh individual Then. in the
matter Of employment. the picture Is not al
together dark one. For IL the month OF
greatest id,eness-in SeP;em5sr-there were
~ per cent of those at work In APfil-,he
best month Of that year-Out of work, leav-
ing IS per cent still employed at lime
when, besides the depression in bu5iness.
vacation, repairs, and other similar
special causes combiaed 10 keep maLy
mills idle. And think many will be
surprised when they learn that the average
number Of persous at work in ali these in
dustries taken together In tn. las; Three
months Of 1898, directly after the month Of
extreme idleness, we're rs the number hav'
ing employ men, in the last and mos; pros
porous quarter Of lso7. In other words. the
great body of wage-earnars in Massachu.
sets were Kept at work wien the depression
was most severe. earning 10 the course Of
the year nine tenths Of what they SO, the
year before Samuel w Dixie In Forum.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
Oklahoma Must Come In.

In Washington they are beginning to de-
bate the constitutionali.y Of declaring mar
tai law in the Indian Territory and in send
ing Of troops there TO suppress the lawlsss-
ness now and for soms time past prevailing
But the question is NOT the practical one OF
situation. The entire army of the United
States could not run down or kill the gangs
of outlaws who for years pas, have made
that country the scene of their operations.
Nor could the troops put an end to las.
Iessness. The conditions make the discus
sions Of such question useless if not unin
telligent.
Population will drive on. lawIessne's aEe
promote order. And there can be no doah'
that population will quickly follow the ss.
tablishment of stable government, which
would be the result Of incorporating the Fave
Nations with OkIahoma and the admission
Of the territory thus created as one state,
The immense resources of the country car
Justify bur one opinion as to the iniax oi
population and capital which would quickly
follow statehood.
+
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
UsLana fiiae. oresou City, Or

Us Lana ffiae, Oregon City, Or
July 81. 1884
Sosics Is hereby given aha: Ia eomplI.
Auce With the provisions OF the acs of
Congress OF June ). ISIS entitled An al
for the sale oftimher lands In tho states
OF California. Dragon. Ssvssis and Wash
ougsou Territory as extended to all the
pubAc land states by scs Of August 4.
Is9s. Collins " Elkins, Of Albany, county
Linn STATE OF orssoa ass this day fed
in thus of1ta his sworn statement No .ssSs
fer ths rnfch sse Of the Northwest x of
ssac.loa No. IL In township no. 10 y range
No East. and witl uffrr proof 30 show
tina, the land sought Is more valuable for
its timber or store than for agricultural
purposes. and 10 establish his claim ID said
Land before tho Register and Receiver OF
.his Office al Oregon City. Or. on Tae sday
The 18th day Of Nov, 1894. He names
7s witnesses; Jos Wnt,nsy and G. b
winn. of Albany. l. " Laughead OF Hal
stead, c III Laughead. OF Yaquina City,
Oregon. Any and all persons Calming
adversely the above described lands arc
requested 10 file their claims In this Office
on or before said 27th day OF Nov-
ember, 1895 RosERr \ MiLLER.
Register
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09

Permission has just been asked from the
Swiss Government to build an electric rail-
road 10 the summit Of the Jungfrau, one Of
the highest of the Alps. Until recently the
ascent Of this mountain was deemed I'M
possible. and many lives were lost in the
attempt. Ever now 1T is attempted only
by expert climbers. and occupies two days
Almos. the entire line will be within the
zone Of perpetual snow, and much of It.
therefore, must be tunnelled or protected
from the frequent ayalanches. Al isolat-
ed rocky prominence. 200 fee below the
top and free from snow, will form the ter
minus, the rest of the journey being made
by electric elevators, probably through q
shaft The lower end Of tae line near The
Wengern Alp, is already accessible by
rack- I'd. iri.n railroads.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
Notice for Publication

Us LAND orsIcz, IT OREGON CRY, On
October 10. 1894.
Notice II hereby given that in eompiianee
with The provisions OF the ast Of Consrts
Of lane ;. 1878, entitled AN act for the
sale of timber lsnds in the States OF Cali
foruia, o. egcn, N.vads, and Washington
Territory. a. extended 10 al thu Pebble
Lsad States by .s, Of Augast 4. lSQa, Chas
Cleveland. Of Gresham, county Of Mulsns-
nah. Safe of oseson. has this day filed IN
this Office his sworn statcmen. No 29S6. for
the purchass OF the N L Z Of ssu.ioa No
10 10 Township No 10 ), R,nge No 1 4.
aud will offer proof 10 show thst the land
Rsought is more valuable Tor its timber OF
z tons thinfs agricultural purposes. and 70
] stahlish his claim 10 ss:i laad esore the
sgiacr and Receiver of this office At Ore
on Csty. Or. on Friday, the 4sh day Of
ann,ry 1925. tie names as witnesses.
CIR ed, IF Porslan I, Or. Caas Tnemp"'n,
Geo Corntered. II Do ria, all Of NiagA a
Or. Any and ali rsous olNminE ae-
veraely the above described lands arc rs-
quessed TO tile their claims inthi> Office on
o before said 4sh day of January. 1895.
ROHERT A MILLER,
Ragster r,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
The Name of China.


We speak of "China" and the. Chinese,
little thinking that the natives of the Flow
cry Kingdom never hear those terms until
after leaving the place Of their birth, or
coming in contact with some traveller.
They have many names by which they
designate themselves and the land which
they inhabit, but "Chinese" and "China"
are not among the nsmber. The most
ancient name of China is Tien Hia, which
signifies beneath the sky" Since the
present ruling house took control Of the
Empire in 1850 the name of tn Tsing Kwoh
has been applied to the Kingdom as a
whole, and Chung Kwoh TO that portion
known to American readers as tie mid
die Kingdom"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
oma must come in.
A dispatch from Pittsburg Pen.ylvania,

A dispatch from Pittsburg Pennsylvania
says:
The highly projected manufaetur ers Of
this hotbed Of protection ara taking hand
in the fight against Congressman Wilson,
of the Second West Virginia District. 1t
was arranged a few days ago tnat the
Americas Club, to which most OF the pro
tected manufacturers be'ong, would go to
Morgantown Nov and whoop things up
for Dayton, Mr. Wilson's Republican an
tagonist.
When Chairman McGraw, of Wilson s
campaign committee, heard of this be tel
eQraphed the Pittsburg Democrats to send
down their Randall Club to counteract the
influence of the Americas Club The Kan
dali Club consented and is to act as escort
for Bourke Cockraa and Vice President
Stevenson. who are to speak al Morgan
town and Fairmont Nov
When Dayton's managers learned of this
they sent the following to the Pittsburg
Republicans: I'VE want your club for
Nov !"
Accordingly it is now being arranged 10
send down not only the Americus Club. but
the Tariff Club, too. The protected man
ufacturers will drop business Nov to strike
telling blow against Wilson on the eve oi
the elect;cn. The Americus Club is keep
ing the wires hot trying 10 get ex-SpeakeI
Reed IT, cancel his engagement for Nov
and accompany il, thus counteraciing the
influence Of sucn heavy-weights as Cochran
and Stevenson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
The Election.

As has been predicted in these columns
a number Of times, the elections have gone
largely republican. To the DEMOCRAT
this is no surprise. The long, disgraceful
struggle in the Senate last summer, termi-
mating in surrender to the sugar trust'
the disgraceful and criminal character OF
the whole police force management in
New York city under Tammany, the
bitter feuds between leading democrats |
and factions all over the country, the blind,
misguided conclusion arrived at by thou |
sands all over the land that the democrats |
are responsible for the hard times, tell the
whole tale. 1t is repetition Of political
history over and over again. 1t is ANUS
ing now to hear many republicans say:
swell, the democrats are dead and will
never be able to make another fight, "They
are wiped from the face of the earth and
will never appear again, and many other
similar expressions. The men who say
these things are mere superficial observers
and never learn from experience. They
are the same unthinking persons who are
easily led to believe that the coming Of the
democratic party into power was the cause
of the hard times now prevailing. Bat
intelligent, thinking people are not thus
misled Students of political history have
emily to look back to 1872 when Grant swept
the country leaving hardly vsstige Of the
democratic party. Then this same class of
men Were heard 10 say that '1hs demo
cratic party was dead and would never
make another contest" but in brief two
years that same dead party came up ag-
grsssively and SWEET the country N 1874
and elected a president IN 1876. In 1884
the republicans carried she country and
elected the president when the same old
cry was heard about the democrats being
,, dead. But this same party was resurrect-
!, ed in 1884 and eles:ed presiden, in tha'
year. In 1888 tie republicans swept th'
country again. electng Harrison, ant
again the cry vent up That the democrat
: were dead, and so gloomy then did thing
: lock when the republicans began to admi
;. the territories for the sole purpose o
strengthening their foothoId that many un
thinking democrats were led to bsliev
that the democratic party had won its las
!, victory. But how strange the mutations
of politics. In two brief years the countr,
!, was swept by the democrats IL the Con
gressional elections and two years there
after, Cleveland was elected president by
large .siorfy. In the bright light ihu
shed BY rast experience it is not difficult
see that the average voter is alnos, pas
a. finding cut. These is no cause for tru
democrats 10 be disheartened. The issu
1. upon which Cleveland was e'ecied. Nc
!. kinlsyisml is settled for all lime. Reput
licans will never attempt to reeaact the Nc
If KinIey law whatever power they may hav
4 to do so. Other issues will arise, the de
rs feated party will be puriGed by lis defeat
le and in the near future il viii Se asser,in
5. It's right 10 victory again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
-
SuMMnHS.

IN tie County Court of 0e State of Oregon
for The County Of Linn
William REmbangh and d w RumbaUeh,
copartners uBder the firm name of Rum
baugh q Son. Plaintiffs.
vs.
N 8 Fey. Defendant.
To n b Fry. the above named defepdaEt.
10 the name Of the state Of Oregon you are
hereby required TO sppear and snswer the
compliant Of pisintif in the sboye entitled
action. and nov on file 10 the shove entitled
csurt on or before the frst Monday, the 7th
day Of January. 1895. the said day being the
q ct day Of the regula. term Of ssid coart for
said month 10 this county and in case you
shall fail to appear and ansWer, the plain
tiffs will take judgment against you for
twenty two dollars in u 3 gold coin with
interest thereon in like coin at ten per cent
per annum from January 18th, IsoO, and for
the farther gum Of ten dollars asonabls >
attorneys fee. and their costs and disburE
ments Of thiI action to be taxed. This
summons is served by pCbiication By
order Of Hon N Duncan judge Of said
county, which order bears date Nov Q, 1894.
Dated Nov 6, 1894.
MosrlsYs & HAcKIEMAs,
Attys for plaintiffs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
Notice for Publication.

U 5 Land ONCE at Oregon City or.
Sept s, 1894.
Notice IL here v given that tho fo'iow-
ing named settler has died notice OF his
intention TO make final proof in support
OF his olaim, and that satd proof will be
made before the County G ERIK Of Linz
County, at Albany, Oregon on October
20, 1894 viz. William Il Savage ii /
No Sl42. for the lots 4 and IL
the Sx Sec IS, IL Rlw. He names the
following wttnt sses to prove his contin
uous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: w = Deaklns. Albany, or.
q II South, Lsecmb, ar. d r neakins,
Albany, or, James 4 Tucker. Le,somb b,
Or. ROBERT \ MILLER
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09

The question of the election of United
States senator by the legislature which vii
convene the first Of January, Is being quiet
ly but very earnestly discussed by the re-
publicans. The announcement of c W.
Fulton as a candidate in opposition 20 SEN
ator Dolph nron the lone issue of free sill
yer has created quite a commotion among
republicans, and especially is The 0rego-
nian wrought up about the matter. 1t is
well known that that paper is bitterly OPP
posed to any further enlargement of the
use of silver. IL Mr. Fulton were wise he
would plant himself upon the platform of
the free ami unlimited coinage of silver.
the product of American mines only. This
would secure approval from two-thirds of
the voters of the state Meanwhile many
voters In Linn county are curious to know
how the members of the legislature from
this county will vote, whether for Dolph
the monomctalist or Fulton the free silver
man,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
OVER WASTE LITERATURE.


Edrsrs Democrat.
In every household journals. newspapers
and magazines are sure TO accumulate. In
one of these papers devoted to the in
terest os the home" read this: "A good
way to utilize old periodicals, for you can't
sell them, is to make use of them. The
neat housewife can always keep her kitchen
table clean, by having few papers lying
on it. When these are soiled from dish
ing up" etc, they can be burnt and replaced
by fresh ones. In cleaning a room news
papers can be placed on the couch, over
the cloth-covered chairs, the t1bles, and
the curtains can be pinned up in them.
Time is thus saved in removing furniture
on cleaning days, or in the extra brush eni
scrub from exposure to the flying dust.
There were hundred and one other ser
vices for old papers, enumerated by this
ingenious writer, and yet the most i'm
portant one, in the interest of the home"
was omitted. People rarely stop to think
tuntil the fact is brought home to theml,
into how many families isolated on country
ranches snd bomesteads, no reading matter
ever finds it way. The men manage 10 get
look at the county papers, when they ride
weary miles for an occasional mail, but the
women and young folks Of these homes get
nothing to while away the tagging time
when work is done. and the child is too old
for play. Many are hungering for some
thing mice to read. What hundred
weights OF good reading matter come into
our homes, often hardly glanced at by ths
possessor whose name is On the wrapper
simply because he has q surfeit OF good
things. and therefore quickly tosses il intC
The .re. Some of the aocnaulative sort
will heap up their old Journals in tae gar
reis, never looking at them again. till :
house-nitting occurs, and, then they ;oS
are committed to the flames. There i
much in our periodic literature. or cniid
ren's papers, Sunday school leaflets, onI
church and religious papers, cur journals
OF Reform that Is too good for the flames
when there are eyes. buried in the saonn
tain solitudes, that il woald gladden. and
bsguile.
Il is proposed by some ladies of ths cit.
that sn effort should be made to gather uI
some Of these wasted rcson-ses. ard sem
them where they will DO good and be vel
come HoCsKKEEFEE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-09
Notice for Publication.

Z 5 LAND oEFrcE, oREsoS CTrr, oG.
Sept -. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
Intention to make final proof In support
of his claim. under sec 2S0i X s end that
said proof will DO made before the Regis
ter aud Receiver Z S Land Office Al ore
gon City, Or on Nov Is. 1894 viz John c
Roe, III Z No 1914 Tor the y 4 N w 4
Sec 10 ana W 5 5 W = Sec r 10 8 h
4. He names the following witnesses &c
prove bis continuous residence upon aud
cultivation Of said land viz f v Smith, W
W Casksy, A Jones. Berry, or, r l. Case
Detroit. or. ROBERT A MILLER
Register